oc and dirt bike riding

[Omega_Man]

In PA, a dirtbike is a vehicle. You can even get convicted of a DUI for riding a bicycle while drunk. That's PA.

[Kurt_D]

Hell, a horse and buggy (maybe even just a horse) would be considered a "vehicle" for the purpose of the carrying statute. If you're riding a horse, you're being "conveyed".

[snakeman21]

Hell, a horse and buggy (maybe even just a horse) would be considered a "vehicle" for the purpose of the carrying statute. If you're riding a horse, you're being "conveyed".

Yep. Sucks, don't it? I miss home... Oh, Vermont... How I long to be able to carry however I want without the gov's permission again.

[Anthony1911]

Hell, a horse and buggy (maybe even just a horse) would be considered a "vehicle" for the purpose of the carrying statute. If you're riding a horse, you're being "conveyed".

I could see a horse being exempted because they aren't inanimate, and have control of themselves. Yes, you can entice to horse to move, but ultimately they make the decisions.

FWIW, I have 2 horses.

[TaePo]

I suppose piggy-back rides are out of the question, too!