driving laws in KY
02-03-2008, 07:02 PM
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02-03-2008, 11:51 PM
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Hey I was wondering if any Kentuckians out there know the laws about driving jeeps on the interstate without doors. I have seen people ride around Louisville without the doors or top...but wondered if anyone knew the LAW????? 
If not would anyone know where I can look it up? I have been doing some google searches and come up empy handed.
If not would anyone know where I can look it up? I have been doing some google searches and come up empy handed.
02-04-2008, 08:10 AM
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I think the Civil War pretty much put the cabash to state's rights.
In reality, the federal government can make laws and do pretty much anything it wants regardless of what the people in a particular state want.
Just look at the DEA busting those poor hurting sick people in California who use state approved medical marihuanna.
Sorry, I'm off topic and didn't want to hijack this thread
In reality, the federal government can make laws and do pretty much anything it wants regardless of what the people in a particular state want.
Just look at the DEA busting those poor hurting sick people in California who use state approved medical marihuanna.
Sorry, I'm off topic and didn't want to hijack this thread
02-04-2008, 09:40 AM
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02-05-2008, 06:02 AM
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I think the Civil War pretty much put the cabash to state's rights.
In reality, the federal government can make laws and do pretty much anything it wants regardless of what the people in a particular state want.
Just look at the DEA busting those poor hurting sick people in California who use state approved medical marihuanna.
Sorry, I'm off topic and didn't want to hijack this thread
In reality, the federal government can make laws and do pretty much anything it wants regardless of what the people in a particular state want.
Just look at the DEA busting those poor hurting sick people in California who use state approved medical marihuanna.
Sorry, I'm off topic and didn't want to hijack this thread
Absolutely not true.. Remember the Federal 55 mph speed limit, it was never a law because it can't be.. It was a recommendation, that if a state didn't follow the feds withheld federal funding for highways.. And not every state did it. At least one said stick you money and kept their own laws in place, I believe is was Nevada.
That is how many federal laws are. Texas ignores federal sugestions all the time.
02-07-2008, 08:29 AM
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Absolutely not true.. Remember the Federal 55 mph speed limit, it was never a law because it can't be.. It was a recommendation, that if a state didn't follow the feds withheld federal funding for highways.. And not every state did it. At least one said stick you money and kept their own laws in place, I believe is was Nevada.
That is how many federal laws are. Texas ignores federal sugestions all the time.
That is how many federal laws are. Texas ignores federal sugestions all the time.
Don't kid yourself. If the federal government decided to mandate a 55mph national speed limit in the interest of national security or welfare or whatever and empower a federal agency to enforce the laws, you can be sure the DSE (Department of Speed Enforcement) or whatever they will call it will out patrolling the highways.
They only do things as suggestions and with hold funds to get the state to do their work for them.