What do you think about driving topless
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PA is really strict with a lot of things. Yet motorcyclists don't have to wear a helmut but they are concerned about my safety with the doors off, go figure. Bastards
This is nuts! I thought Cali was bad, but at least we can go doorless. Frickin politicians!
So can you ride in the back of a pickup in PA?
Lee - 2005 TJ 4.0 Auto - Las Vegas
PA Vehicle Code
§ 3719. Passengers in open trucks.
(a) General rule.--An open-bed pickup truck or open flatbed truck may not be driven at a speed
of more than 35 miles per hour if any person is occupying the bed of the truck.
(b) Children.—
(1) Such a truck may not be driven at any speed if a child less than 18 years of age
is occupying the bed of the truck or trailer.
(2) This subsection shall not apply to:
(i) a child of a farmer who is being transported between parts of a
farm or farms owned or operated by the farmer in order to perform work on the farm or
farms;
(ii) a child possessing a valid hunting license who is being
transported between a hunting camp and a hunting site or between hunting sites during
hunting season;
(iii) a child who is a participant in an officially sanctioned parade,
only during the course of the parade; or
(iv) a child employed to perform farm labor who is being transported
between parts of a farm or farms owned or operated by the child's employer or employers.
§ 3719. Passengers in open trucks.
(a) General rule.--An open-bed pickup truck or open flatbed truck may not be driven at a speed
of more than 35 miles per hour if any person is occupying the bed of the truck.
(b) Children.—
(1) Such a truck may not be driven at any speed if a child less than 18 years of age
is occupying the bed of the truck or trailer.
(2) This subsection shall not apply to:
(i) a child of a farmer who is being transported between parts of a
farm or farms owned or operated by the farmer in order to perform work on the farm or
farms;
(ii) a child possessing a valid hunting license who is being
transported between a hunting camp and a hunting site or between hunting sites during
hunting season;
(iii) a child who is a participant in an officially sanctioned parade,
only during the course of the parade; or
(iv) a child employed to perform farm labor who is being transported
between parts of a farm or farms owned or operated by the child's employer or employers.
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I love having my mesh top on not completely topless way to hot. But no doors and the spider shade it he best I haven't had my top on since feb and plan to keep it that as long as possible probably oct or nov.
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jeepXcore
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I love it. I've only gotten to do it straight up topless once so far this year...the spring weather in NJ has been unusually rainy. Figures, as soon as I get a Jeep New Jersey turns into Seattle weatherwise. As a result I've had the bikini top on for the past month, hopefully gonna pull it off this weekend.
jeepXcore
TJ Enthusiast
Really? It's illegal in PA??? Ironic, that its legal in NJ. The general rule of thumb here is "....is it fun? Yes? Then it's probably illegal"
There's also a "half topless" option. I have the factory sunrider on my LJ and love it.
Drove with no top or doors for the first time a couple of weeks back. That day still puts a smile on my face. I drive with the doors off whenever I can now but getting the top off is not ideal as I have nowhere to store it. I'm looking to rent a 24 hour access lockup for a few of the summer months to solve this issue though.
Or driving in traffic next to that kid who's blasting his music. Damn kids. Lol