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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test
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After a family dinner, your adult passenger takes home a bottle of wine that was opened at the table. The server pushed the cork back in, and the passenger holds the bottle on her lap while you drive home. What is true about this bottle under Oregon's open container law?
Correct answer: It counts as an open container, because its seal was broken, even though the cork is back in.
Why
The open container law keeps alcohol out of reach of the driver and passengers while the vehicle is on the road. A recorked or recapped bottle belongs in the trunk. In a vehicle with no trunk, put it in an area where the driver and passengers do not normally sit; the glove compartment does not count.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · Impaired driving · p. 91
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