My question is, does it make a difference if you have a pet? LOL I know, just a thought. Maybe if they try to give me a ticket I could threaten to call PETA.
Anyone got a good phone number for PETA? HE HE![]()
No idel states?
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Actually, I have always heard that there was a pet exemption in some states. I don't know if it is true or not though.
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I think Ca. did away with the pet exemption idling law I don't know about any other states.
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Nebraska doesn't have anything on the books as of yet. I have not heard if Omaha or Council Bluffs have adopted any Idle laws either. And thats what you really have to watch. MN you can Idle, except for in a few cities. Hubby goes to two of them that you cannot idle. Which is why we bought the APU.
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Idling laws aren't just a state--by-state regulatory nightmare. There are states which have no idling restrictions on the books, yet have cities in said states which have their own, independent anti-idling ordinances.
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