Strange Traffic Laws That Are Still On The Books

Westminster, Colorado is not a town where you want to get lost. In fact, it could be downright illegal! This is because the town prohibits drivers from cruising along the same area three times or more during the same three-hour period between the hours of 9:00 PM and 4:00 AM. While this rule could be in place to prevent issues such as stalking and harassment, it certainly makes life harder for innocent travelers whose GPSs seem to be acting up.

In San Francisco, there's one particular rule that makes absolutely no sense. This Californian city has banned drivers from polishing their cars using used underwear. No matter what you may think about this peculiar rule, one can only imagine what sort of incident went down that convinced the city that this law is a necessity.

For drivers in Kansas, the only kind of burnout that is permissible is one that takes place in the racing video game of the same name. This is because the state decided to outlaw the acts of wheel spinning and tire squealing. While the car may be stationary during such acts, the state decided to enforce this law in order to combat illegal street racing.

While haystacks may be essential for many farmers, actually transporting hay in Australia can prove difficult seeing as the government made it illegal to transport hay in the trunk of one's own car. If you thought that this law is bizarre, you'll be even more surprised to learn that you can still transport hay in a taxi, provided that it fits in the trunk, that is.