Illegal to Drive Without Doors [LOCKED DUE TO POLITICS]

[joeb]

I just came across this:

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[j_marinelli]

 

[MyATV]

Probably why the owner's manual states going door-less is for off-road only:

 

[Ducati1098]

Pennsylvania is the only state where this is illegal I believe

 

[Figmo]

“of a style and type used as original equipment”

So put on tube doors. “These are Ford OEM equipment. Thus, legal under the law, your honor”

 

[Little Foot]

I just came across this:

What if your Bronco is registered in a different state?

 

[MyATV]

What if your Bronco is registered in a different state?

Pennsylvania motor vehicle laws apply to anyone driving in Pennsylvania - regardless of vehicle registration.

 

[Little Foot]

Pennsylvania motor vehicle laws apply to anyone driving in Pennsylvania - regardless of vehicle registration.

That seems crazy considering license plate laws, window tinting, etc…Don’t usually apply if the vehicle is registered and legal in the home state

 

[Lock]

A bill to allow doorless driving passed the PA Senate a few months ago and went to the House, but I haven’t heard anything since.

i live in the Lancaster area and see Jeeps with their doors off all the time, so it must not be enforced much.

 

[Pressurized]

Note to self... Don't bother with Pennsylvania.

 

[ColonelAngus]

Pennsylvania is the only state where this is illegal I believe

Its the only state where its explicitly prohibited, a lot of others just have mirror laws, which aren't an issue with the bronco. I don't really care since I don't plan on taking mine off... but yeah.

 

[ColonelAngus]

How does it feel to be sheep?

Bet you're a lot of fun at parties.... holy shit.

 

[poconochris]

I asked a PA state trooper and they said it was ok if the vehicle was designed to be doorless like jeeps and Broncos.

 

[604Bronco]

How does it feel to be sheep?

Not too baaaaahd...

 

[ColonelAngus]

I asked a PA state trooper and they said it was ok if the vehicle was designed to be doorless like jeeps and Broncos.

Its an interpretation thing I guess but technically its not legal. You might not ever get bugged for it but you'd lose in court..... not trying to have a gotcha moment, just a friendly heads up.

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