Snow-Covered Cars? You Could Face Fines in These States!
Winter's icy grip has arrived, and with it comes the annual debate over whether or not to clear snow off your car. But here’s a heads-up for drivers: some states are cracking down hard on those who don't take this chore seriously.Key TakeawaysNew Hampshire, Connecticut, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Pennsylvania have laws requiring cars to be free of snow before driving.Pennsylvania's Christine’s Law mandates clearing vehicles within 24 hours after a storm ends.Fines can range from $250 upwards and may include points on your license for negligent driving.It doesn't take much imagination to picture the scene: you've just shoveled out your driveway, but now there's an inch of snow sitting atop your car. You think about scraping it off, then decide against it because it seems like such a hass...