Pulled over for no doors

[Carlton]

There is a long thread about driving odorless in PA on the WranglerForum. I'd suggest checking it out. I don't remember the outcome but do know PA is one of the least jeep friendly states.

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[Rploaded]

There is a long thread about driving odorless in PA on the WranglerForum. I'd suggest checking it out. I don't remember the outcome but do know PA is one of the least jeep friendly states.

Yes, odorless driving is a huge problem in PA.

Sorry I couldn’t resist

 

[Dawn Patrol]

There is a long thread about driving odorless in PA on the WranglerForum. I'd suggest checking it out. I don't remember the outcome but do know PA is one of the least jeep friendly states.

Which sucks because we have some decent offloading. I just took off my doors btw.

 

[Ma$$iveDebtAche]

Odorless offloading is the best.

 

[Carlton]

Yes, odorless driving is a huge problem in PA.

Sorry I couldn’t resist

Which sucks because we have some decent offloading. I just took off my doors btw.

Odorless offloading is the best.

Spell checking on my phone isn't my strong suit lol.

 

[GreyFox]

Yes, odorless driving is a huge problem in PA.

Sorry I couldn’t resist

You beat me to it

 

[Dawn Patrol]

Spell checking on my phone isn't my strong suit lol.

Yeah, I don't have the energy to spell check myself anymore.

 

[Rogues Gambit]

They enforce the law. Don't like the law then you need to talk to a different group. I don't live in PA and I knew about the law. Ignorance of the law does not make you innocent.

Busy bodies come up with asinine laws and some rules were made to be broken

 

[Dawn Patrol]

I just talked to someone about this. Can't remember if it was here or the other wrangler forums but he thought that law was amended last year in February. I'll see if I can find it. He actually carries a copy of it with him to prove that he can now drive with doors off. I did see that the PA State Police is going to crack down on vehicles with tires that extend beyond the fenders. I thought 1.5" past was ok but apparently it isn't and you can't get your vehicle legally inspected if the tires stick out. Here in Clearfield County there are a ton of vehicles with tires sticking out well beyond. Guy down the street has a truck with tires that stick out at least 5". Of course this is State Police, local police don't enforce it 'yet'.

I thought I saw that it was amended as well to the effect that doorless driving was permitted as long as no-one under the age of 18 was in the vehicle. Something to that nature. I'm going to search for it as well.

 

[Ma$$iveDebtAche]

Busy bodies come up with asinine laws and some rules were made to be broken

Those are the "nanny states". They think Joe Public isn't smart enough to care themselves, so they need a shitload of laws for their safety.
It is assinine, when you have: motorcycles.

 

[Digger70]

I thought I saw that it was amended as well to the effect that doorless driving was permitted as long as no-one under the age of 18 was in the vehicle. Something to that nature. I'm going to search for it as well.

Found it, it was on here

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/anybody-else-in-pa-running-doorless.31287/

 

[Dawn Patrol]

Found it, it was on here

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/anybody-else-in-pa-running-doorless.31287/

Thanks! I thought I was going crazy. I remembered it mentioning driving under 55 mph, yada yada.

 

[Young04]

NJ also. No alcohol sales on Sunday in Massachusetts.

That's not true anymore re: no alcohol sales in MA on Sunday.

 

[ads75]

Is Pennsylvania the one state where there is no beer available at the gas stations ?I remember when I used to drive up to Canada from Florida and thirsty as a sailor I would ask for beer at a gas pump in the Keystone state and the attendants answer was so crushing NOPE SIR . You know I could live with the door law but don't take away my beer.

There are now some gas stations in Pennsylvania that can sell beer, but they have to have a "seating" area, or dine-in setup. Beer is still to go. Not all do it. I still hate its alcohol laws overall, and the Jeep door policy.

 

[Dawn Patrol]

There are now some gas stations in Pennsylvania that can sell beer, but they have to have a "seating" area, or dine-in setup. Beer is still to go. Not all do it. I still hate its alcohol laws overall, and the Jeep door policy.

Agreed, and don't forget the fender rule too!

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