A passenger cannot drink in a car in Utah or other states.
It's both illegal to drink or consume alcohol as a passenger or a driver of a vehicle.
And it's also illegal in Utah to drink alcohol while also operating a class 2 electric assisted bicycle.
The law also applies to all vehicles on the roads of Utah and waterways regardless if the vehicle is stopped, moving or parked.
You can drink alcohol in a limo as a passenger in Utah as long as the limousine is authorized to carry open containers.
Passengers that are in a limousine who is authorized to carry open containers can possess and consume alcohol in the limousines.
However owners and operates of chartered buses and chartered limousines cannot allow an intoxicated person to consume alcohol.
Passengers in a public bus or a taxi can possess an open alcoholic beverage but cannot drink it when in the vehicle.
You can drink in an RV in Utah as long as you're not the driver and are in the back area and not in the front seat.
The alcohol container you're drinking from most not be easily accessible to the driver so it's not good to sit in the passenger seat in front in the RV and drink alcohol as you could get pulled over if seen by an officer.
As long as you have no plans on driving the RV or are just a passenger in the back you can drink alcohol in the RV.
You can also drink alcohol on a boat in Utah as long as you're not operating a motorboat while drinking.
Alcohol is allowed on boats in the state of Utah although it's still illegal to operate a boat while under the influence which is also called BUI or boating under the influence.
Boating under the influence is similar to DUI or driving under the influence.
If you're caught operating a motor boat while drinking alcohol and under the influence you can be arrested.
You can also face jail time, suspension of your driver's license and boating license, fines and even impounding of your boat, trailer and the tow vehicle.
The driver of the boat in Utah may not possess an open container of any alcohol while operating the boat.
And in Utah you're considered to be under the influence if you have a blood alcohol concentration or BAC level of 0.08% or higher.
And any person under the age of 21 years of age may not operate a motorized vessel in Utah with any measurable amount of alcohol in their body.
When operating a motorboat in Utah waters you are also considered to have given consent to take any field sobriety tests as requested to by an officer.