The Ultimate Guide to America’s Most Bizarre Driving Laws

Think you know all the rules of the road? Buckle up, because these laws might surprise you!

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Transcript

SPEAKER_02 0:14

Welcome to the Cashley Show. We are Kevin and Ashley.

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Hello.

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We start this podcast after recent tragedies to take a break from negativity and discover the good things happening all around us. We're starting out with Kevin Shoutout. Who are you choosing today, Kevin?

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I wasn't prepared. Ready for this. Yeah, I don't know if if my sister Monica listens or not, but shout out to her. Got to see her this weekend. That was good. Didn't get to hang out with her as much as I wanted to. We had to do some things, but yeah.

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Yeah. Sorry.

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Yeah. Hi Monica.

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Hello, Monica. Why do seagulls sorry, Fran, time for laughing. Starting without it. Why do seagulls fly over the sea?

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Because they're seagulls.

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If they flew over the bay, they'd be called bagels. Bagels.

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Nice.

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I liked it. Alright, today's episode is the ultimate guide to America's Most Bizarre Driving Laws. Most drivers know to stop at red lights and follow the speed limit, but what about rules that sound like they belong in a comedy? Across the country, state and local governments have created some truly odd driving laws. Whether these laws had a purpose or just leftovers from another era, they show that driving in the USA is never dull. Some of these may or may not be current laws, but they were laws at one time.

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Sometime. Okay.

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They are not in any order, just rando laws.

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Okay.

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First up is Alabama. It is illegal to drive while blindfolded.

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As it should be.

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I feel like there shouldn't need to be a law for that. Right. Just common sense.

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Right.

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You can't see, you can't drive. You can't see, you can't drive.

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Sorry, people who can't see. It's just kind of how it goes.

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Yeah. Next is Eureka, California.

SPEAKER_00 2:13

Hey.

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What?

SPEAKER_00 2:15

Well, it's just kind of close by. Not really close by, but.

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No. Using the road as a bed is illegal.

SPEAKER_00 2:22

Hmm. That does sound like a California statue.

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I feel like they don't care about that. They let people sleep wherever they want in California.

SPEAKER_00 2:31

Well, they have to make it illegal so that if they want to remove them, then they can.

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But mostly they don't want to remove people. Next is Nevada. Riding a camel on the highway is illegal.

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I feel like sure, Nevada's a desert, but there's no abundance of camels.

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Yeah. This is a wrong desert. Next is Alaska. Driving with a dog tied to the roof of your car is illegal.

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Where are you supposed to put him then?

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Should be illegal everywhere. Shouldn't tire live animals to the roof of a car.

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You want him to sit in the cab with me? It's an Alaskan dog. That's basically a wolf, I bet.

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Yes.

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Yeah, it's not good riding in the cab.

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Your dog rides in the cab.

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Yeah, because he's not a wolf. He's an American dog. He's a conus. Conus dog. All right, in backyard beast.

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It's big boy. In Hilton Head, South Carolina, storing trash in your vehicle is illegal.

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How do you know if I'm storing it?

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Haven't you seen people whose cars are completely full of stuff? Like you can't even see out the passenger window because it's That's not garbage, that's treasures. No.

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I need those.

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You do not have a car like that.

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I'm just thinking, like in the what is the thing on the side of the door, right? Like down the bottom. Oh, yeah. Like the I don't know what to call that. The opening, the slot.

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Yeah, where you like put your garbage. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Yeah.

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You're storing your garbage. Illegal.

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The cop sees it. Yeah. You got a ticket.

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No, you get a ticket.

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I would for sure get a ticket. Definitely have stuff in the garbage hole. I don't know.

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Garbage hold the garbage slot.

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And next up in Arizona, I'm sure this is a specific city, but driving in reverse on a public road is illegal. Don't you try to parallel park.

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Gotta loop it around. Just thinking like, is that backwards going the wrong way or backwards going the right way? Like your car's backwards, but you're headed the correct way in traffic. Is that what they're trying to say?

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Doesn't matter, as long as you're turning around to watch where you're going. Yes. Our one of our kids is learning to drive. And I told them, You need to learn to drive without the camera on the car that your school provides.

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Yeah.

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Because we don't have that.

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We're not fancy like that.

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But I have to do it in a certain way. Like, well, figure it out. Because you can't drive like that. You can't parallel park. All right.

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Next is only one of our vehicles even has sensors to even beep when you get close to something. Yeah. Resident will just let you plow right into whatever you're backing up to.

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Yeah. Next in Marietta, Georgia. Spitting from a car or bus is illegal. But you can spit from a truck.

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Yeah, that makes sense. Them's as men.

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I gotta spit. Next is Arkansas. It's illegal to honk your horn after 9 p.m. outside any establishment that serves sandwiches or cold drinks.

SPEAKER_00 5:49

That's very specific.

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Mexican food? Maybe if they don't serve cold drones.

SPEAKER_00 5:53

You even have one of those special horns.

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Yeah. I guess they call it serve cold drinks, so maybe that's not.

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Oh.

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Never mind then. Alright, next is your brain teaser.

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Okay. I have not been doing well with these.

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What's special about these three words? Job.

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Job.

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Polish. Polish. Erb.

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Erb. Job, polish, herb. I will continue my streak of being bad at this. I don't know.

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They are pronounced differently when when the first letter is capitalized.

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Oh, okay.

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Job, job.

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Yep.

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Polish polish. Herb, herb. Right.

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Yeah, when they're proper nouns. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Alrighty. It's kind of funny. Yeah.

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Alright, in Dunn, North Carolina, where playing Dun. Dun D-U-N-N.

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Okay.

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Playing in traffic is illegal.

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Where are we supposed to play? Our parents always said to go play in the street.

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Tree to have traffic in your streets.

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That's true.

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In California, leaping from a moving vehicle traveling at 65 miles per hour or faster is illegal. 64? Okay.

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That's fine.

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What if you're being kidnapped and you're jumping from the car? Oh, I would, but now you got a ticket. Damn. You're kidnapped and then you got a ticket.

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Just don't leap. Like just fall, like go dead. Just fall out. I didn't leap.

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Break your neck.

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You just gotta roll and you're fine. Yeah, 65 miles an hour.

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That is you're probably gonna die.

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Yeah. Does it really need to be illegal at that point?

unknown 7:46

Yeah.

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In Minnesota, planning to cross the state line with a duck or chicken on your head is not allowed.

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Just planning on it. Not even doing it, just planning it. You thinking about doing that? Illegal.

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I heard Sue's going to travel across the state line with a duck on her head.

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Just busting people. Telling the cops. Yep.

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Spreading rumors, getting people arrested.

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Saving ducks.

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In Tennessee, shooting wells from a movie vehicle is illegal.

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Tennessee? I do I'm not great at geography, but I'm pretty sure that's a landlocked state. Is that why it's illegal? Because you gotta shoot across a couple other states to get it.

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Yeah. All right. In Delaware and New York, planning a costume change in your car, not in these states, taking off your clothes in your car could get you in trouble. Changing your clothes in your car.

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Even if it's not moving, I can understand while while driving.

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What if you're changing your baby's clothes because they poop their pants like an infant? Is that also illegal? Because you took off their dirty clothes?

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But you're not changing your own clothes. Is that what the law says? You can't change your clothes. So as long as someone else is changing you, you're golden.

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In Washington in 1894, a law was passed. If you ride an unattractive horse, you could get a $300 fine.

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$300 in 1894?

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The town got rid of this law in 1990.

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Took them a long time. A lot of ugly horses.

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A lot of $300 fines, I'm sure. In Georgia, the state constitution provides that legislators are usually immune from arrest while the legislature is in session, except for treason, felony, or breach of peace. Traffic violations and speeding tickets count as breach of peace or minor crimes. In the past, state patrol officers would give lawmakers a legislative courtesy warning instead of a ticket if they were driving to the Capitol. Sorry. You don't have different laws than us. Yeah, special privilege.

SPEAKER_00 10:09

You get to drive fast because you're late to the capital.

SPEAKER_02 10:12

Seems like a year problem.

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Right.

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You should have left earlier. Sorry, Georgia. Seems silly. Kansas. If you squeal your tires here, you could get you can end up in jail for 30 days for having noisy tires.

SPEAKER_00 10:28

Jeez, that seems excessive. No street racing, boys. Yeah, 30 days? Why squeal the tires on the suburban just making a U-turn?

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You should have made a slower U-turn. Yeah, apparently.

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30 days in jail.

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Alright, time for Cashley's take.

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Okay. Here we go.

SPEAKER_02 10:43

Kevin, is silence awkward?

SPEAKER_00 10:46

No.

SPEAKER_02 10:47

Oh, I think yes. How come? I don't know.

SPEAKER_00 10:51

Let you undo some silence right now.

SPEAKER_02 10:53

No. I don't like it. I'll just go on if you want to stop talking.

SPEAKER_00 10:59

So as long as there's some sort of noise, even though I'm silent. Like if I'm sitting here silent looking at you, it's not weird. Or it is weird, so you just start talking and ignore me.

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I would just talk. I fill up the space. How come? I don't like silence. Why? I don't know. I do feel like it's awful. I went on a date once. We went to a jazz game and he was very shy. I talked the whole time because I was just like, this is so weird, like just sitting and not talking. Let's I'll just talk the whole time.

SPEAKER_00 11:33

But it's a jazz game.

SPEAKER_02 11:34

Well, like on the drive there.

SPEAKER_00 11:35

Oh, okay. I thought you just did you talk through the whole game? No. No wonder you guys didn't get married.

SPEAKER_02 11:42

No, I didn't talk the whole time.

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He's like, She will not shut up.

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He probably did think that because I just talked the whole time. But I just feel like it's so weird when no one's speaking. One of our neighbors loves it and I just I don't know what to do with it. I don't know what to do with silence.

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Just enjoy another person.

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I don't know how to do that. I just have to talk.

SPEAKER_00 12:04

Huh.

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What are you thinking? Does that answer a lot of questions for you?

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It is interesting. I now I remember seeing like a I don't know, YouTube short or something like that, where like it was always like there's this guy and had his girlfriend or whatever. And I guess they had something going where it's like she would always copy what he was doing, like it was some sort of I don't know, thing that they did. And he said, I think I finally figured out something you won't be able to copy me on. And he just put his hands behind his back and just looked at her. And so she did that. She put her hands behind her back and she looked at him and she was like, Is that is that it? Is this was that it? And he just continued to just look at her without saying anything. And so she like looked him up and down. She liked she's like, Well, what is it? Well, like, what are you doing? Well, like the whole thing idea of being silent, like was isn't even a concept or theme in her in her mind.

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Yeah.

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So that's interesting. Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I will try and force silence.

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I'll talk to you or walk away because I can't handle it. I hate it. Our daughter does it, and I'm like, We're not doing anything. I know. I have to do something. I can't just sit here in silence. I'm physically unable to just sit in silence with someone else in the room. Okay. Alright, that was long. Next. Massachusetts. Having a gorilla in your back seat is strictly forbidden.

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They can ride up front.

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I guess so. Can you even have a gorilla?

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And you're not in Alaska, so you could tie it to the roof of your car and be fine.

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In Connecticut, leave the camouflage paint at home. Hunting from your car is not just a bad idea, it's against the law.

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Isn't it against the law everywhere? It should be. I'm pretty sure it is. I don't think you can fire a gun from a vehicle.

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You're driving and you shoot it and it kickback, hits you in the face, and knocks you out, and you drive off the cliff.

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That took some turns. Sure. That's maybe one of the reasons why they don't want you to do that.

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All right. Next up, Missouri. Thinking about honking someone else's horn, keep your hands to yourself because using another person's horn could get you into legal trouble.

SPEAKER_00 14:36

Wow. Serious about their horns out there in the south, east? I don't call that. Yeah. Because Arkansas has their horn. Yeah. Right? They're serious about horns out there.

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I really hate people honking their horn. Like most of the time people are.

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They probably just trying to feel silence.

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Most of the time people are just being rude about it.

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So do you not ever honk at anyone? Like if it's a light turns green and they're not going?

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It'll take probably about 20 seconds before I'll do it.

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The light's gonna turn yellow again.

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I won't. I won't do it. I have a little bit- I have honked at people. Next. Hawaii. Driving with your hazard lights on? In paradise, that's not allowed. Save those flashing lights for when your car is stopped. Don't drive slow somewhere.

SPEAKER_00 15:30

So then you don't have your hazards on and you're driving slow.

SPEAKER_02 15:32

Yeah.

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And now you're a hazard, but nobody knows. Okay.

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Just pull over.

SPEAKER_00 15:38

I guess. You're either speed limit or you are not going at all.

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Yeah. Ohio, have time to spare and a full tank. Just don't drive around the town square more than 100 times, or you're breaking the law.

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100.

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100 times.

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Somebody that's like a town square counter tallying all these.

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In Idaho Falls, Idaho. Idaho Falls. If you're 89 and want to ride a motorcycle, you'll have to keep dreaming.

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Ageist.

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The law says only those 88 and younger can ride. How's that illegal law? Because it's small Idaho Falls.

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I wonder what happened to make that oh.

SPEAKER_02 16:22

Right. Because someone could like die of a heart attack at really like any age.

SPEAKER_00 16:26

Right, yeah. There's all sorts of so like why?

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I don't know. All right. In Oklahoma, eager to see what happens next in your comic, make sure you pull over first because reading comics while driving is off limits.

SPEAKER_00 16:42

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 16:43

Yes. All reading should be off limits.

SPEAKER_00 16:46

Stop changing your clothes, stop reading, just drive. Okay. We still have to drive.

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Even if you do have one that self-drives, you should probably make sure it's driving correctly. It's your life in there. In Illinois, forget about self-driving. Driving without a steering wheel is not allowed. So keep your hands at 10 and 2, or you might get in triple.

SPEAKER_00 17:12

Driving without a steering wheel?

SPEAKER_02 17:14

Yeah. I don't know how you drive without a steering wheel.

SPEAKER_00 17:18

I may get like a pair of vice grips that clamped down on the steering column.

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Like yeah, otherwise, how do you next is the newly wed game?

SPEAKER_00 17:32

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 17:33

How does your spouse like their steak cooked? Kevin likes medium. Right?

SPEAKER_00 17:40

You were close. Medium rare?

SPEAKER_02 17:41

Yeah. I was close.

SPEAKER_00 17:44

And what am I? So there's medium, then there's well done. Is there something in between that? Medium well done.

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Yeah.

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Is that what it is?

SPEAKER_00 17:59

That's kind of a dumb middle. Just add them. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 18:03

You got it right. I am medium well. Yeah. I got it wrong again.

SPEAKER_00 18:07

It's okay. You don't order my food, so it's fine.

SPEAKER_02 18:10

That's true. But I'm with you in your order food.

SPEAKER_00 18:13

Yeah, but you're focused on your food.

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Next is South Carolina. Oh, nope. Next is Kansas. Oh.

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Switching them up.

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Planning a fried chicken road trip. Sorry, but transporting dead poultry on Kansas Avenue in Topeka is forbidden. Just Kansas Avenue. Topeka Avenue. Topeka. Nope. Sorry. Kansas Avenue in Topeka. Topeka. Sorry. Mixed it up. Yep. Next is Rockland, Maryland. Like to swear when you drive? Yes, sometimes I do. You might want to keep quiet because swearing from your car could get you a ticket. You bleepity bleep bleep. Cop. And you got a ticket.

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They would have to like see you and hear you and be able to like prove that I don't know. That seems like but I did so many years ago. I don't know. Ten, fifteen years ago, maybe something like that. Back when I used to play video games. So I was playing FIFA and I think I was playing on PlayStation. I don't know. Maybe Xbox. I don't know. One of those. And was not doing well. And might have sworn a couple times. I played like two or three matches. And then like it brought up something on the screen that was like about my it's not like I was playing online, like against anyone. So I was just playing by myself, like just playing, and it was like something about if you don't like dial back something something about like my language during the game or something like that.

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Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 19:54

But you're not playing against anyone.

SPEAKER_00 19:56

Yeah. I don't know. And so it must have been an Xbox. I think it had like the connect like camera connected up to it.

unknown 20:02

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 20:03

So like it it was listening and knew that I was and it was so long ago. That's weird and creepy. Right?

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Guess how much worse it probably is now.

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Yep.

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Alright. July 10th is national pina colada, French Fry and Kitten Day.

SPEAKER_00 20:21

Kitten?

SPEAKER_02 20:22

Mm-hmm. I like to say Pina Colada and French fries better.

SPEAKER_00 20:26

Sure. They taste way better in kittens. Kittens are cute, but here's a lot of work. Here's a I don't know, what do you call them? Cashley's take? Mm-hmm. Best French fries from a fast food restaurant. This also could be a newlywed thing. Because I think I know where you would say.

SPEAKER_02 20:46

You go first.

SPEAKER_00 20:47

You you want me to say where I think yours? Or what?

SPEAKER_02 20:51

Yeah. Oh, I don't, but I don't know what yours is. You don't love French fries. Go ahead.

SPEAKER_00 20:57

That's mine. I'm gonna say McDonald's. No? Okay. Where?

SPEAKER_02 21:03

It's the burger place we go to.

SPEAKER_00 21:05

Oh yeah.

SPEAKER_02 21:07

What's Kevin's favorite French fry? I'm gonna say Freddy's.

SPEAKER_00 21:13

Oh, that's a pretty good guess. Like Freddy's, I mostly like their French fries simply because of their jalapeno fry sauce.

SPEAKER_02 21:19

So then Five Guys.

SPEAKER_00 21:21

Yep. Five Guys what?

SPEAKER_02 21:22

I don't know. I think I've eaten at Five Guys once.

SPEAKER_00 21:26

Five Guys has regular fries, and then they have I have no idea. Cajun fries.

SPEAKER_02 21:30

I had no idea.

SPEAKER_00 21:31

Yep. Those are the ones I like. I like the Cajun fries from Five Guys.

SPEAKER_02 21:36

Yeah, I think I've eaten there once many years ago. I have no idea even what they have. Besides hamburgers. Yeah, that's Freddy's also has hamburgers, and I don't think I have every in there.

SPEAKER_01 21:47

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 21:48

In Texas. If you have a passenger who has been drinking, make sure they sit in the back seat. If a drunk passenger is close enough to reach a steering wheel, you could get a ticket. Seems like been a little jerking on the steering wheel from the drunk passenger that's caused this law.

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Happens often, I guess, huh?

SPEAKER_02 22:09

In Minnesota, have muddy tires in Minnetonka? Is how you say it? Minnitonka? Minnetonka.

SPEAKER_00 22:17

Minnetonka is how I would say it, but I don't know.

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Not here. Leaving dirt or sticky stuff behind. Sticky stuff. Public nuisance. Sticky stuff. I ran through the honey before I drove through here.

SPEAKER_00 22:29

What happened?

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Alright, and finally in Florida.

SPEAKER_00 22:34

We haven't had any Florida ones. It's kind of surprising.

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You must pay the parking meter if you tie an elephant, goat, or alligator to the parking meter. Alright, Kevin, would you rather would you rather be reincarnated as a fly or just stop existing when you die?

SPEAKER_00 22:52

I would just stop existing.

SPEAKER_02 22:54

Me too. Flies are awful. Yeah. They're disgusting. They gross me out a lot. From coast to coast, these unusual driving laws remind us that the road is full of surprises, both in what you see and what is written in the law. Next time you drive, watch out for more than just traffic signs. You never know what strange rule might be waiting for you. Safe and legal travels. Do you have anything else, Kev?

SPEAKER_00 23:20

There's no laws anywhere about like your car leaving the ground, leaving the roadway, like jumping. I mean you don't have to look it up. Just I'm sure there's some sort of laws about that. Like your tires have to be on the on the pavement. Dukes of Hazard stuff is illegal. Or is it not? Is there no no laws about that? Totally fine for your car to fly through the air?

SPEAKER_02 23:41

Not seeing that specifically. On a second. So there's no single specific law against jumping your car. However, having all four tires leave the road on a public street is illegal. Isn't that jumping in the car?

SPEAKER_00 23:54

That's what I would say.

SPEAKER_02 23:55

Yeah. Remember, even a small act of kindness can be someone's beacon in their darkest moment. Choose kindness every day. Reach out to someone today. You have the power to change a life. Be the signal of hope this world needs.