I think it's a great idea as long as there is a completely sober driver.

Anyone have any idea how long Kentucky has had their open container laws?

 

It's been about 18-22 years I think because I had to write a court-ordered essay over the new DUI law in 1999.

Edited January 23, 20179 yr by Wireman

Road beer laws are also tied into federal transportation funding.

It is already legal for a passenger to have an open container in Tenn.

It is already legal for a passenger to have an open container in Tenn.

 

So between the state line and Memphis, that's about, what say....3 to 4 total ?

So between the state line and Memphis, that's about, what say....3 to 4 total ?

 

Nah! I'm always stuck driving.

I take that back, did do an up and back from Nashville one evening that included a road pop or two.....

So between the state line and Memphis, that's about, what say....3 to 4 total ?

 

Only if you're a slow drinker.

So between the state line and Memphis, that's about, what say....3 to 4 total ?

 

Memphis to Chattanooga could get you tanked though.

I remember a few years ago in Texas asking a local how far it was from Dallas to Houston and he responded--"About 5-6 beers"? Long live Texas!