What is the rule regarding open containers of alcohol in a vehicle?

What is the rule regarding open containers of alcohol in a vehicle?

• A. Open containers are generally not allowed in the passenger area of a vehicle.
• B. Open containers are always allowed in the passenger area.
• C. Open containers are allowed only for beer.
• D. Open containers are allowed if the driver is over 21.

Answer: (A)

Open containers inside a moving vehicle are generally not allowed because the rule is about preventing drinking and distraction while driving. In Kansas, having an open alcoholic beverage in the passenger area on public roads is prohibited, and this applies to everyone, regardless of age. The idea isn’t that certain drinks are permitted or that being over 21 changes the rule. If you’re transporting alcohol, keep the container closed and out of reach in a part of the vehicle not within the passenger area while the vehicle is moving.

Open containers inside a moving vehicle are generally not allowed because the rule is about preventing drinking and distraction while driving. In Kansas, having an open alcoholic beverage in the passenger area on public roads is prohibited, and this applies to everyone, regardless of age. The idea isn’t that certain drinks are permitted or that being over 21 changes the rule. If you’re transporting alcohol, keep the container closed and out of reach in a part of the vehicle not within the passenger area while the vehicle is moving.