Booze in the RV... Legal?
First know I have no intention of drinking and driving with this question. But... What if you have some beer in your fridge while you move from one place to another? Or let's say even a passenger i...
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ThePowells,
Of course they teach the Carroll Doctrine. I was addressing the OP, which supplied no PC for a search......
"First know I have no intention of drinking and driving with this question.
But... What if you have some beer in your fridge while you move from one place to another? Or let's say even a passenger in the back drinks a beer? Or an old empty beer in the trash?
I know all will say "Look up local laws", but it was not that easy. When I google it, I LITERALLY get results that say "Yes, it is fine", "No, it is illegal" and so on back and forth.
I read MY local laws and they were unclear at best! So I figure I will ask people in this situation what they have found.
Have any of you been given a hard time for booze in your RV? Do police seem to come in and check for this sort of thing? I imagine most RVers would have some type of alcohol on board at one time or another.. But I can't find any CLEAR CUT answers about it."
Maybe I should have addressed the PC issue as well. However, based on the OP, the information it contained, and the specific question(s) asked, I did not see it as a necessity.
Jeff
Of course they teach the Carroll Doctrine. I was addressing the OP, which supplied no PC for a search......
"First know I have no intention of drinking and driving with this question.
But... What if you have some beer in your fridge while you move from one place to another? Or let's say even a passenger in the back drinks a beer? Or an old empty beer in the trash?
I know all will say "Look up local laws", but it was not that easy. When I google it, I LITERALLY get results that say "Yes, it is fine", "No, it is illegal" and so on back and forth.
I read MY local laws and they were unclear at best! So I figure I will ask people in this situation what they have found.
Have any of you been given a hard time for booze in your RV? Do police seem to come in and check for this sort of thing? I imagine most RVers would have some type of alcohol on board at one time or another.. But I can't find any CLEAR CUT answers about it."
Maybe I should have addressed the PC issue as well. However, based on the OP, the information it contained, and the specific question(s) asked, I did not see it as a necessity.
Jeff
