that it is illegal to go outside, start your car, go back inside and leaving the car running outside?
yes
but, who’s really gonna notice ?
:dunno:
just thought it was a gay ass law that someone made
yes i do know this.
yes…unsupervised vehicle = no no
yes = gay law… hate the commonwealth
Ill inforce that law only when I see some lazy peice of shit who uses a remote car starter in the winter time.
So why aren’t remote starters illegal?
^ because your car is locked?
I’ll be sure to tell my mean sister in law (a very angry Italian girl :reloading ) with twins and an infant that uses her remote start to warm up her Honda Pilot for the kids.
there was a cop that was interviewed on the news a week or so about that . my friend knows him because he installed a remote starter on his car. things must be a little slow in the law enforcement world to be worried about something like this.
That Law is retarted…
:ugh2:
:bsflag:
thats dumb
no no no, you guys have it all wrong. When using a remote car starter, (atleast my explorer was this way) as soon as you get in the car, after it is started, and touch the brake without putting the key in the ignition, it kills the engine. Therefore, you can not drive the vehicle until the keys are in the ignition. Therefore, it is not a hazard. Geeeze thought you guys would have figured that one out by yourselfs LOL
its probably brought up now because of that 300C crashing through the guys garage after he stopped at home. he left the car running and it put itself into gear.
lol I guess its illegal for ambulances too who don;t shut down while going in so all the equipment is ready, or the cop cars who stay running while doing wellfare checks…
what fucking idiots.
it’s always been illegal in pa to leave an unattended car running reguardless of whether the doors are locked or not, remote starters and turbo timers
i guess i break the law every time i run up to a front door on deliveries…
i didnt even know that was a law but it makes sense i guess…still gay
pat urself on the back again… :goyou: :rolleyes: