Flasks considerd open containers?!
Where do all these people live that say Yes.? I want to avoid going there.
Answers: After about a dozen Yeses, I have to disagree and say No. The purpose of them is to transport liquor from point A to Point B. If liquor is legal in that place, it would be legal to use a flask. Alcohol laws are crazy in every state, so it probably is stupidly against the law somewhere. In my state, a can of beer is considered an open container, but a mixed drink is not, ????????????????
Where do all these people live that say Yes.? I want to avoid going there.
yepper
Yes.
Only if you get caught.
an 'open container' is considered any container that is not sealed.
Yes they are. It is considered an open container. You shouldn't be drinking anyway. It makes you look older sooner , it caused numerous problems, and if you let it, it will take your life. I know this to be true. But then, who am I? No one listens anyway.
it's a container that has been opened just like a bottle of alcohol so you will get in trouble!
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Yes, flasks would be considered open containers.
Any bottle/container which has a broken/no seal would be considered open.
Yes...unless the contents are non- alcoholic. However, what would be the point of using a flask. An open bottle of Pepsi or Red Bull aren't illegal:) Both contain stimulants. Go figure?
Well I'll put it this way, a case of beer with one or more bottles out of it is considered open alcohol.
Absolutely ... if the container's original seal is not in tact, you should consider it an "open container" and be very careful (or transport in your trunk, which is probably still against the law).