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Posted by Rhode Island Red (Member # 220) on :

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If you drive a car barefoot in New Jersey, you can get in trouble with the law

Posted by 2002Z4CSS (Member # 1393) on :

Probably will be ok in Kentucky, Tennessee ,Alabama or Georgia. [Smile]

Posted by lilredss (Member # 1969) on :

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Originally posted by Rhode Island Red:

quote:
If you drive a car barefoot in New Jersey, you can get in trouble with the law

Michigan had this same law in '57' (don't know if they still do). I can remember the driver ed. instructor bringing it up in class that we weren't allow to drive barefooted.

Bob N.

Posted by Rhode Island Red (Member # 220) on :

I think California has the same .. I remeber in my driver's ed class the same thing

Posted by CamaroSCG (Member # 1591) on :

Delaware has this law also. It's also against the law for anybody in the car to stick their bare feet out the window. [Smile]

(probably against the law for other bare parts stuck out the window! [Eek!]

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Posted by Mike Bonte (Member # 1892) on :

It's not against the law.

Posted by HTWLSS (Member # 117) on :

Request: If you must post a Stupid Law of the Day, could you include it in your daily good morning post? By Friday, these are scattered all over the board and most of them aren't even true.
Thanks! [Smile]

Posted by mhayman (Member # 146) on :

quote:
Originally posted by Rhode Island Red:
I think California has the same .. I remeber in my driver's ed class the same thing

You are correct! Rarely enforced even with all the beachgoing though.

Posted by Rhode Island Red (Member # 220) on :

quote:
Originally posted by HTWLSS:
Request: If you must post a Stupid Law of the Day, could you include it in your daily good morning post? By Friday, these are scattered all over the board and most of them aren't even true.
Thanks!

no problem [Smile]

... on the contrary .. these laws are true, at the time my source gathered them... in 1980 .. [Razz]

These law are very real ... unfortunately so says Susan Dach [Confused]

[ 05. January 2004, 03:47 PM: Message edited by: Rhode Island Red ]

Posted by HTWLSS (Member # 117) on :

quote:
Originally posted by Rhode Island Red:
... on the contrary .. these laws are true, at the time my source gathered them... in 1980 ..

Um, hello......it's 24 years later!

Time to update the book.

Posted by ss_rs_z (Member # 1888) on :

quote:
Originally posted by lilredss:

quote:
Originally posted by Rhode Island Red:

quote:
If you drive a car barefoot in New Jersey, you can get in trouble with the law
Michigan had this same law in '57' (don't know if they still do). I can remember the driver ed. instructor bringing it up in class that we weren't allow to drive barefooted.

Bob N.

From what I remember its still against the law in Michigan too. Could be wrong though.

Posted by DanA_F99_1977 (Member # 118) on :

Ha ha, I haven't been reading them, but I do remember it was illegal to give coffee to a baby in Lynn, Ma on Sunday's.

Posted by 35th6spd (Member # 1243) on :

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originally posted by Mike Bonte
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It's not against the law.
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Posts: 96 | From: Budd Lake, NJ | Registered

Mike is correct, this is an urban legend,at least for NJ....how do I know?
In the words of Judge Dredd, "I am the law."

Posted by DanPazich (Member # 1352) on :

I'm pretty sure it's illegal in PA here... i remember not too long ago reading it in my drivers manual. Something tells me it's also illegal to drive without a shirt on (male or female)

I welcome those females to break the law [Razz]

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