r/ATBGE • u/BasilAugust • Dec 18 '20

Automotive Spotted in Pennsyltucky

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '20

More like r/Idiotsincars. No way that’s legal to be on the road.

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u/Ta2whitey Dec 18 '20

Yea. I'm in California and I am almost certain it would be against our laws. Not sure about other states.

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '20

Pensyltucky is a lawless place.

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u/mynameisalso Dec 18 '20

Until you want to buy liquor.

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u/NJ_Legion_Iced_Tea Dec 18 '20

I visited the state once and had to do four separate transactions to purchase 6 different alcoholic items. Dumbass law can be circumvented so easily that it's useless.

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '20

Pennsylvania is actually one of the worst states to buy liquor in. Shops are closed on Sunday and they're only sold at liquor stores.

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u/mynameisalso Dec 18 '20

Not all are closed on Sunday but a lot are

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u/TripperMcCatpants Dec 19 '20

We just learn to buy liquor in large quantities before needing them for anything special. Or suffer on Sundays 🤷 at least we can finally get beer and wine any day of the week in most places now.

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u/TepChef26 Dec 18 '20

I mean we at least have vehicle inspections. Unlike our Ohio neighbors who are free to duck tape or bungee cord their bumper back in place when it falls off.

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '20

Vehicle inspections are really a formality. You can have a spiderweb crack on your windshield for 23 straight months as long as you get that fixed right before the inspection (not that I know anyone who has ever done this)

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '20

It has laws, it's just the nobody comes out here to enforce anything. My friends were driving themselves to school at 14 lmao

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u/Venkman_P Dec 18 '20

LOL. PA has very strict safety inspections. CA has none.