States You Can Rock Without Doors...

[Shantz]

I'm gonna start a map with all the states and edited it to my first post. We'll see who the outcasts are. Haha

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[notnalc68]

No problem in Mississippi. As of 2 years ago, the state doesn't even do vehicle inspections.


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[JK_Dave]

No problem in NC!

 

[Sahara_Maverick]

No issues in WA. I see many doorless Jeep almost everyday. I've been thinking about taking mine's off but have been holding off because of Seattle's meth-heads. I have too much stuff on my dashboard.

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[jasont0311]

Never had any issues in Montana, just need mirrors.

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[RebelconJk]

No issues here in TN! :thumb:

 

[Lank]

MD is just two rear facing but one must be external on the driver's side. Easy enough :thumb:

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[robx251]

Add Maine to the legal list please

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[jonathanbottoms]

Good to go in Virginia! I think you're supposed to have at least one side view mirror, but I see plenty of Jeeps around town with doors off and no mirrors. The cops don't seem to care *

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[jtpedersen]

Michigan. Don't know about specific legalities. Requires two mirrors here as well. Never had an issue going doorless nor heard of anything. So, G2G!

 

[chuck79]

South Dakota is good too.


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[Turbotastic]

No issues in NY. Just need side mirrors.

 

[bigcale]

You can in Colorado, not sure if mirrors are required but I run them.

 

[Desert Crawler]

It's great in Nevada just have to have 2 mirrors!


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Not true. Only 1 rear facing mirror that the driver can see 200 ft in is required in NV.


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[Shantz]

It's looking like my home state of Pennsylvania are the only dicks.

 

[Saharaunlmtd]

It's looking like my home state of Pennsylvania are the only dicks.

I've been driving doorless in PA for 17 years now and haven't been pulled over yet. Knock on wood.,.


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[Shantz]

I've been driving doorless in PA for 17 years now and haven't been pulled over yet. Knock on wood.,.


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So do we slide them into the legal category? The map is only based on replies to this thread.

 

[RSQCON]

Utah Mirror Requirements

Utah Mudflap and Fender Requirements

As for the doors I could not find anything in the vehicle code that specifically addressed this but I can tell you I've seen plenty of people driving around with their doors off.

 

[TC1201JK]

IL states that the doors can be removed only if the manufacturer intended on it. Gotta have the mirrors though, which is fine. I'd have them regardless.


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[sparks]

Clarifying Illinois:

Just need a rear view that has a clear view of the rear for 200'.

(625 ILCS 5/12-502) (from Ch. 95 1/2, par. 12-502)
Sec. 12-502. Mirrors. Every motor vehicle, operated singly or when towing another vehicle, shall be equipped with a mirror so located as to reflect to the driver a view of the highway for a distance of at least 200 feet to the rear of such motor vehicle.
(Source: P.A. 82-122.)


Also from Secretary of State publication, see page 92:

http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/publications/pdf_publications/dsd_a112.pdf


I am still going to get something for the side because I would prefer not to ruin a perfectly good Jeep cruise by side swiping a Prius I don't notice is over there. I tend to pull my doors
Off as much as I can.

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