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Where may an opened alcoholic-beverage container ordinarily be kept in a private passenger car with a separate trunk while traveling on a public road?
Correct answer: In the trunk, away from the seating area
Why
In this ordinary car with a separate trunk, keep an opened alcoholic-beverage container in the trunk, outside the driver and passenger area. The utility and glove compartments count as passenger areas. Separate statutory exceptions concern other vehicle types; they do not apply to this example. Do not consume alcohol while driving.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Open alcohol container · p. 56
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