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originally posted by: Alethea
No. A passenger should not have the right to drink in the vehicle even if it is being operated by someone else.
Some people get testy or violent when drinking and could become argumentative. This in turn could cause distraction of the driver.
Some people puke when drinking. This also could cause a distraction to driver.
Should driver get pulled over for any reason, it could be questionable as to whether he is guilty by association. A "friend" would not put a "friend" in this kind of jeopardy.
A drinking passenger could become unruly and exhibit behavior that could cause harm to others or to self.
Wait till you get home to drink.