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Originally Posted by UncleWede
Does the type of vehicle matter? Much like with a pew-pew, if I go to the back of the Volvo 245DL, open the back lid, and THEN pass out in front of hte Post Office after realizing that a block from the bar I couldn't see the road all that well. Asking for a friend
Are passengers still allowed to consume in the back of a van? I can recall traveling with my parents across country in the conversion van, and dad turns over driving duties to me, crawls in back to have a little nap, and chugs a beer first. He wasn't a big drinker, but 6 hours on the road with a wife a 3-4 kids will do that to you. He never even saw the state of Kansas that trip  |
Vehicle type doesn't matter, but circumstances will dictate how far the law enforcement official takes it. The moment you roll down the window (...
in a stuffy car after consuming alcohol), the officer will smell the alcohol. In just a 10 minute ride from the scene of an arrest to the station jail, an intoxicated person will stink up my patrol car as the alcohol emits from their pores.
Passengers aren't allowed to consume alcohol and open containers aren't allowed either (..
under 23222 CVC and 23225 CVC).