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A passenger in an ordinary private car on a public highway wants to hold an open beer. Is that allowed?
Correct answer: No; passengers may not have open containers either
Why
In an ordinary private car on a public highway or its right-of-way, occupants may not drink or possess an open alcoholic beverage. The law has specific passenger-for-hire and recreational-vehicle living-quarter exceptions, neither of which applies here. An unsealed container may be transported in the enclosed trunk or the specified rear area of a vehicle without a trunk.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · Open alcohol container in the car · p. 130
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