Bizarre Vehicle Laws Part 2

Here are a few more examples of bizarre vehicle laws from around the world:
In Thailand, it is illegal to drive a car without a shirt on. This law is meant to promote proper attire and prevent distracted driving.
In Japan, it is illegal to splash pedestrians with puddles while driving. Drivers who do so can be fined.
In the UK, it is illegal to beep your car horn in a way that disturbs others. This includes honking for a prolonged period of time or honking late at night.
In the United Arab Emirates, it is illegal to eat or drink while driving. This law is meant to prevent distracted driving and ensure driver safety.
In Cyprus, it is illegal to drive with a dirty license plate. Drivers can be fined if their license plate is deemed too dirty by police officers.
In France, it is illegal to drive a car that has an “excessive” amount of perfume or air freshener. This law is meant to prevent distracted driving and ensure the safety of passengers and other drivers.
In California, it is illegal for women to drive while wearing a housecoat. This law is a remnant of an older law that required drivers to wear appropriate clothing while driving.
These laws may seem odd or unnecessary, but they are often put in place for safety reasons or to promote responsible driving practices. As always, it is important to understand and comply with local vehicle laws when driving in a new area.