PA & Doorless = $141.50 fine

jesse3638 said:
We will get tickets for no mud flaps here in CA but not running doorless. But I better not be coming back from Cabellas in Reno with a full load of ammo..haha.

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In CA, they can also “get you” for not having covers on any aux lighting if you are driving on pavement.

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Question, what about removable top panels, freedom top? Someone could argue that for safety a person could fall out of roof just like with no doors? Jeep has both capabilities to go without. This might be next ticket in PA.

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Good2Go said:
In CA, they can also “get you” for not having covers on any aux lighting if you are driving on pavement.

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Yep forgot about that. Sometimes I wish it was enforced. I was flashed by an asshole with a 50" light bar one night while in our Durango. The headlights are super bright and get flashed all the time and can deal with a quick high beam flick. I wanted to pull over and take a hammer to his light bar.
 
PatyWagon said:
Question, what about removable top panels, freedom top? Someone could argue that for safety a person could fall out of roof just like with no doors? Jeep has both capabilities to go without. This might be next ticket in PA.

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Unless the laws of gravity have recently changed, I think it would be hard to fall up.


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Let’s keep this going. So far we got a gay, dickhead, jealous, useless revenue generator, unreasonable cop going rogue.

You should have rolled your windows down. Oh wait that was the other anti cop thread. lol
 
Arrcherr said:
Depends on the state, in Illinois it is illegal.
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Yeah... CA it is legal but helmets required... AZ splitting is illegal but no helmets... just looked it up in PA... It is illegal to split.... Just interesting what law makers determine to be “dangerous”.... tube or no doors on a Jeep while wearing a seatbelt doesn’t seem more dangerous than being on a motorcycle with no helmet.... but the latter is legal.
 
I had the same thing happen to me in my CJ about 10 years ago here in Florida. I took it to court and it was thrown out. The cop wrote every ticket imaginable. Had all but 1 thrown out. I'm a UPS driver and I can tell you it is not illegal as long as you have a proper seatbelt.

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HighwayTrout said:
Let’s keep this going. So far we got a gay, dickhead, jealous, useless revenue generator, unreasonable cop going rogue.

You should have rolled your windows down. Oh wait that was the other anti cop thread. lol
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I’m not going to resort to calling him names but to not use your professional discretion to provide a warning to someone that hasn’t had a traffic violation in 15 years doesn’t rub me the right way.


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Saharaunlmtd said:
I have been daily driving a Wrangler in SWPA since 2000 and I’ve never been pulled over when doorless. Well, it happened today on my commute home from work. As a Jeep enthusiast, this is very disheartening.

The officer went so far as to say the rear tube doors I was running were not legal either. It is beyond frustrating to think I can no longer enjoy the freedom the wrangler platform provided.

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He cited the wrong part, it’s 175.77 (f) not (e).

(f) Doors. A vehicle specified under this subchapter shall be equipped with doors of a type used as original equipment. The doors shall open and close securely unless the vehicle has been manufactured or modified to the extent that there is no roof or side. Tailgates, except on vehicles where the tailgate gives access to the passenger compartment, may be replaced with wood planking, nets or other material that will prevent loss of load. Tailgates may be removed when optional equipment, for example a truck camper, is added.

Looks like naked may be interpreted as ok, just don’t go doorless with the top on in PA I guess


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HighwayTrout said:
Let’s keep this going. So far we got a gay, dickhead, jealous, useless revenue generator, unreasonable cop going rogue.

You should have rolled your windows down. Oh wait that was the other anti cop thread. lol
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I didn’t call the cop gay, I was referring to the situation in general.

To the OP: Good luck trying to fight this but you’ll likely still lose.


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