Will this get me thrown in jail?
Here in Texas, if an open container is behind the driver/passenger seat in a motorhome, taxi, limo, or hearse, it is legal. However, reading the California laws, it says that an open container (such ...
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This is pretty much what I was wondering about. For better or worse, Texas doesn't require the partition (section 49.031 of the penal code.) However, I didn't see the exception in California's vehicle code above.
Since a motorhome isn't a limo, section 23229 doesn't apply. If the partition is the legal requirement, housecar or no, I guess I'm going to get a hitch mounted cargo rack, which will comply with CA's laws.
I was wrong about something in my initial post about Texas. I remember livery vehicles used to be an exception, but it appears that no open alcoholic beverages are allowed in hearses these days.
Since a motorhome isn't a limo, section 23229 doesn't apply. If the partition is the legal requirement, housecar or no, I guess I'm going to get a hitch mounted cargo rack, which will comply with CA's laws.
I was wrong about something in my initial post about Texas. I remember livery vehicles used to be an exception, but it appears that no open alcoholic beverages are allowed in hearses these days.
