Bensalem, PA

In Bensalem Township, feeding a stray or feral cat is unlawful unless you join the Township's humane feral cat program and register the colony every year. Township Council enforces…

Bensalem Township has no breed-specific dog ban. Chapter 80 instead defines a 'vicious dog' by conduct: any dog that has bitten three or more people, has viciously attacked a person…

Bensalem Township has no individual cat-licensing requirement, but Chapter 80's cat article regulates feral colonies. Feeding a stray or feral cat is unlawful unless the caretaker…

Bensalem Township makes it unlawful for an owner to let a cat run free outside the home unless the cat is spayed or neutered, vaccinated against rabies, and identified by a collar tag…

Bensalem Township treats backyard poultry and livestock as an agricultural use confined to two zoning districts. Section 232-110(2) permits it in the R-A Rural district, and section…

A veterinary office is not an as-of-right use anywhere in Bensalem Township. In the R-AA district, section 232-212(a)(5)a of the Zoning Code allows a veterinarian's office with an…

Bucks County's Park System Rules require every dog, cat and other pet to stay under the owner's control on a leash no longer than six feet anywhere in a county park, except inside the…

Pennsylvania's Bee Law requires all beekeepers to register their colonies annually with the Department of Agriculture for inspection and disease control.

Pennsylvania requires Exotic Wildlife Possession Permits for keeping bears, big cats, wolves, and other dangerous exotic species under Game Commission rules.

Pennsylvania sets no statewide cap on how many dogs or cats a household may keep. The line that matters is the Dog Law's kennel definition in § 102: any establishment in or through…

Bensalem Township bans reserving or blocking a parking space or roadside parking area with cones, trashcans, chairs, plant pots or caution tape. Only narrow exceptions apply, such as…

Bensalem Township restricts parking, stopping and standing on specific streets listed in the Code's Appendix A, using four designations: no parking, limited parking, no standing and no…

Bensalem Township Code § 201-112(i) requires every residential motor vehicle parking area and driveway to be paved, and every nonresidential parking area and access driveway to be…

Bensalem Township treats any vehicle with an expired license left outside a protective enclosure, and any licensed vehicle stuck in nonworkable condition on a public thoroughfare for…

Bensalem Township bars owners, lessees, or possessors of a recreational vehicle from parking it on any public street or roadway for more than 24 consecutive hours. Chapter 144 defines…

Bensalem Township makes it unlawful to park, store, or house a commercial vehicle over 10,000 pounds gross weight on residential property, and bars using a residential lot as a loading…

Bensalem's zoning ordinance allows electric vehicle charging stations as a permitted accessory amenity at a convenience store with fuel dispensing facilities in the PCD-UD Planned…

Bensalem Township requires any commercial, industrial or institutional building, or an apartment house, to provide off-street loading and unloading space under section 232-587 of the…

Section 6(A)(1) of the Bucks County Park System Rules and Regulations bars parking any vehicle inside a county park between sunset and sunrise, unless the Department posts different…

A Pennsylvania private parking lot cannot tow you unless it is posted. Under 75 Pa.C.S. § 3353(b)(2) the trespass-parking rule does not reach a private parking lot at all unless the…

In Bensalem Township you need a written permit from the Shade Tree Commission before removing, cutting or pruning any tree or shrub growing on a public highway or park. Acting without…

Bensalem requires nine feet of clearance over public sidewalks and 11 feet over streets for overhanging tree limbs. If an owner ignores the Shade Tree Commission's written notice to…

Bensalem Township Code Section 62-1 caps grass, weeds, and other non-ornamental vegetation at one foot in height on any property in the Township and declares taller growth, noxious…

Pennsylvania Emergency Management Services Code authorizes the Governor to impose mandatory statewide drought water-use restrictions that override local rules during declared…

Bensalem Township bars construction equipment, tractors, rollers and other fuel- or electric-powered mechanical equipment from operating between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. under Section…

Bensalem Township treats a dog's barking, howling or other loud noise as a peace disturbance once it becomes continuous for more than an hour, or continuous for 30 minutes to an hour…

Bensalem's Noise Ordinance sets maximum sound levels measured at every lot line, varying by the zoning district emitting the sound and by day versus night. Light Industrial and General…

Using a loudspeaker, public address system or amplifier anywhere in the Bucks County Park System requires a Department permit. Playing a radio, stereo, television or other audio device…

Bucks County sets a 10 p.m. quiet time at every campsite in its Park System under Section 9.7.D of Ordinance No. 170 as amended by Ordinance No. 174. The rule is specific to camping…

Bensalem Township requires anyone holding a fireworks display permit to notify Bensalem Fire Rescue in writing at least ten days before the display and arrange emergency fire…

Bensalem Township will not issue a building or occupancy permit for any dwelling unit until required smoke detectors are installed and working, per Section 66-3 of the Building Code…

Bensalem Township Code Section 107-18 bans burning garbage, refuse, trash, debris, uprooted trees, bushes, leaves, clippings or construction debris anywhere in the Township, whether in…

Bensalem Township Code Section 107-18(1) permits listed and approved portable outdoor fireplaces within Bensalem Township as an exception to the general open-burning ban. Owners must…

Pennsylvania regulates propane and LP-gas storage statewide under the Propane and Liquefied Petroleum Gas Act (Act 61 of 2002). The Department of Labor and Industry enforces National…

Pennsylvania's Forest Fire Protection Law makes it a crime to set fire to any woodlot, forest, or wild land anywhere in the Commonwealth. Accidental ignition is a misdemeanor…

Bensalem Township requires any pool, spa, or hot tub 18 inches deep or more at a one- or two-family home to sit at least ten feet from every property line and be enclosed under Section…

Building a residential swimming pool in Bensalem Township requires an alteration-of-land permit under Section 232-763. The Township's fee schedule at Section 99-31 sets that permit at…

Bensalem Township lets homeowners build a private garage or other accessory building, including a shed, only if it stays clear of the front and side yard lines that apply to the…

Bensalem Township caps a retaining wall abutting a residential district at eight feet of exposed height or the distance to the nearest neighboring building, whichever is less, and…

Bensalem Township limits residential fences to stockade wood, ranch rail wood, open metal mesh or chain link, and other industry-accepted materials, and it flatly bans wire, barbed…

Bensalem Township requires a permit from the Department of Building and Planning before any fence or wall is built, though repairing or renovating an existing fence does not need one.

Bensalem caps residential fences at six and one-half feet in most yards, but limits them to four feet along the front yard where the house faces the street and within the required…

Under Pennsylvania's 1905 Line Fence Act (29 P.S. § 41), adjoining owners of improved and occupied land must build and maintain equal halves of any boundary or division fence, and…

Bensalem Township requires a home occupation to stay clearly incidental to residential use and specifically bars it from generating traffic or litter, displaying signs, or being…

Bensalem Township confines home occupations to residential districts including R-1 through R-33, A-D, and MHP, caps the business at 400 square feet or 25 percent of habitable space…

Bensalem Township bans all signage for home occupations outright. Section 232-594(c)(9) of the Township Code states no sign whatsoever may indicate a home business is being run from a…

Pennsylvania never enacted a cottage food law, so there is no sales ceiling to stay under and no exemption to claim. Instead 3 Pa.C.S. § 5734(a) makes it the duty of every person…

Pennsylvania requires Department of Human Services certification for family child day care homes serving four to six unrelated children, with statewide background checks, training, and…

When a booking platform like Airbnb or Vrbo collects payment for a Bucks County short-term rental and acts as the lodging operator, Ordinance No. 158 requires that booking agent to…

Bensalem Township requires anyone soliciting or peddling door to door or on the streets to obtain a license from the Building and Planning Department first. Applications run up to 30…

Bensalem Township bars solicitors and peddlers from entering any property posted with a No Soliciting sign, from staying once asked to leave, and from working outside 9:00 a.m. to 6:00…

Bensalem Township taxes businesses under its Mercantile License Tax by classifying them as wholesale, retail, or both. Wholesale dealers pay one mill on gross volume; retail dealers…

Bensalem Township has adopted the 1999 National Electrical Code as its Electrical Code, and no building can have electric current supplied until the Township's Department of Building…

Bensalem Township enforces the 2000 International Plumbing Code as the Bensalem Township Plumbing Code of 2001. Starting work before a permit issues triples the permit fee, and a Code…

Bensalem Township Code Chapter 66 adopts the International Building Code, First Edition 2000, and the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code as the Township's building code, requiring…

Bensalem Township charges a fee for every plan examination, building permit and inspection under the adopted fee schedule administered by the Department of Building and Planning…

Opening or breaking the surface of any Bensalem Township street, sidewalk, curb, alley or public lane, including cutting a curb for a new driveway, is unlawful without a Township…

Bensalem Township Code § 197-33 bars signs, posts, steps, walls, fences, gasoline pumps, oil tanks and similar obstructions from sitting within any public street, sidewalk or…

Bensalem Township Code § 197-51 puts the duty to maintain curbs, sidewalks, grass, trees and other features on the abutting property owner for the strip between the property line and…

Bensalem Township requires every food truck, canteen truck and ice cream truck to hold a mobile food vendor permit from the Director of Building and Planning before operating. Permits…

Bensalem Township requires mobile food service vehicles operating near a sidewalk to leave at least six feet of clear pedestrian path and keep awnings and canopies at least six feet…

Bensalem Township bars food trucks from the public right-of-way and from private property outside the GI General Industrial zone, with narrow exceptions for private parties and…

Bensalem Township regulates stormwater under Chapter 196, requiring a site plan and permit for most land development and earth disturbance. Projects creating over 1,000 square feet of…

Before any grading, excavating or vegetation removal begins on a proposed Bensalem subdivision or land development, Bensalem Township Code § 201-106(a) requires an erosion and sediment…

Bensalem Township requires a permit from the Floodplain Administrator before any construction or development anywhere in the township, waived only for minor repairs, under Chapter 104…

New construction or substantial improvement in Bensalem Township's AE, A1-30 and AH flood zones must have its lowest floor elevated to the regulatory flood elevation, defined as the…

Bensalem's Shade Tree Commission adopts a street tree plan covering every street, avenue, park and parkway in the Township, and developers must plant public highway or walkway areas…

Bensalem Township permits solar energy systems in every zoning district, either attached to a structure or freestanding, but requires them to meet district setback, height and coverage…

Bensalem Township caps active licensed towers at ten per year and requires anyone offering towing services to the Township or Police Department to hold an annual license, with…

Bensalem Township requires every secondhand and antique dealer to hold a license from the Building and Planning Department and pay a $200 annual registration fee per location. Dealers…

Bensalem pawnbrokers must first hold a Pennsylvania pawnbroker license under the 1937 state pawnbroker act before the Township Building and Planning Department will issue a local…

Bensalem's Planned Commerce Park Unified Development (PCD-UD) District, the zoning classification covering large unified retail and office developments, expressly prohibits tattoo…

Bensalem's Chapter 142 bars any massage business, health center, or health salon from letting a masseur or masseuse treat a client of the opposite sex, with narrow exceptions for…

Bensalem Township confines tobacco shops and smoke shops, including vape and e-cigarette retailers, to general industrial districts and requires a special exception before one can…

Bensalem Township confines adult establishments and sexually-oriented businesses to general industrial districts and bars them within 1,000 feet of churches, schools, residential…

Bensalem Township's R-A Rural District zoning allows agricultural or farm use (except piggeries) on lots of at least one net acre, requiring livestock or poultry buildings to sit at…

Pennsylvania's Right to Farm Act (Act 133 of 1982, 3 P.S. §951 et seq.) protects established agricultural operations from local nuisance lawsuits and overly restrictive municipal…

Bensalem Township caps commercial noise, including bars and nightclubs, under Chapter 149 of the Township Code. Sound measured at the property's lot line cannot exceed 65 decibels day…

Bensalem Township bars anyone from idling a standing motor vehicle heavier than 10,000 pounds gross vehicle weight for more than ten minutes between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. under…

Bensalem Township closes its parks and recreation areas from one hour after sundown until one hour before sunrise under Section 156-4(5) of the Township Code. Anyone entering or using…

Bensalem Township's curfew splits by age: minors age 15 to 17 cannot be out in public places or wandering the streets between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m., pushed to midnight on Friday and…

Bensalem Township requires written authorization from the Park and Recreation Board before any organized group can use a Township park or recreation area, under Section 156-4(3) of the…

Bensalem Township Code Chapter 56 defines parades as a special event requiring a permit from the Department of Building and Planning, filed at least 30 days ahead. The property owner…

Bensalem's Street Road Mixed Use (SRM) District requires outdoor dining and sidewalk cafes to keep a clear pedestrian walkway and separate the dining area from traffic with…

Bensalem Township makes it unlawful to loaf, loiter or stand on sidewalks, roads or other public places in a way that blocks vehicular or pedestrian traffic, under Section 160-1(3) of…

Bensalem Township bans smoking on all township-owned property and public places under Code Chapter 38, covering every park, recreational facility, and indoor or outdoor township…

Bensalem Township Code Chapter 54, Article III makes it a breach of the peace to drink or carry an open container of liquor, low-alcohol beverage, or malt beverage on any public…

Bucks County's Park System Rules flatly ban relieving yourself anywhere in county parks except in a restroom or other facility built for that purpose. Section 9.27(D) applies parkwide…

Bucks County's Park System Rules bar consuming or possessing marijuana or any other controlled substance anywhere within the Park System. Section 9.18(A)(1) points to Pennsylvania's…

Bucks County bans peddling, business solicitation and charity fundraising anywhere in the county Park System unless the Director gives written permission first. The rule, Ordinance No…

Bucks County confines skateboards, in-line skates and similar wheeled equipment to designated skate parks or paved roadways within the county Park System. Section 9.27(H) of the Park…

In Bensalem Township, the owner, occupant, or tenant of any property along a road, street, or highway must clear ice and snow from the abutting paved sidewalk within 24 hours after it…

Bensalem Township's Vacant Property Review Board, created under Code Chapter 45, certifies vacant, tax-delinquent, or dangerously deteriorated structures as blighted before the…

Bensalem Township Code Section 62-2 puts the legal duty to cut grass and weeds on the owner of a vacant lot, not just occupied property, once growth exceeds the one-foot limit set by…

Bensalem Township Code § 201-112(o) caps spillover light from any parking area lighting at one-half foot-candle falling on a neighboring property or street, while requiring the parking…

Bensalem's zoning code bans off-premises billboard lighting between midnight and sunrise and requires every light fixture to be aimed only at the sign face under Code Section…

Bensalem Township Code Chapter 60 authorizes automated red light cameras only at Street Road at Knights Road and at Lincoln Highway and Old Lincoln Highway, enforcing the Motor Vehicle…

Bucks County limits bicycles, e-bikes and e-scooters in its Park System to trails and paved roads specifically marked for that use. Riders must yield to pedestrians on every path…

Bucks County defines an e-bike as a pedal-equipped, two- or three-wheel vehicle under 100 pounds with a motor of 750 watts or less and a 20 mph motor-only top speed. On non-motorized…

Bucks County defines an e-scooter as a stand-on device under 100 pounds with handlebars and an electric motor, and § 7 limits e-scooter riding to designated trails and paved roads…

Pennsylvania draws a hard line between a golf cart and a neighborhood electric vehicle. Chapter 77A of the Vehicle Code makes it unlawful to operate a golf cart on any highway at all…

When a scheduled collection day in Bensalem Township falls on a holiday, Sec. 107-5.5(d) requires the collector to notify every customer of the day collection will instead be made, on…

Bensalem Township residents may put refuse containers at the curb or street line no earlier than 24 hours before pickup and must pull them back within 24 hours after collection under…

Bensalem Township either contracts with an authorized collector that all non-farm properties must use, or lets residents hire their own licensed private collector, under Sec…

Bensalem Township requires all household solid waste to be collected at least once each week under Sec. 107-5.5(c)(1), with bulky waste and dead animals arranged separately in advance…

Bensalem Township requires every single-family home, townhouse and row-home with individual collection to keep a separate recycling container and follow strict curbside timing. Under…

Bensalem Township Code Section 107-8.2(e) makes owners and landlords of multifamily buildings without individual trash pickup responsible for supplying recycling dumpsters at…

Bensalem Township Code Section 107-8.3 spells out exactly what each type of property must separate for recycling. Homes and apartments recycle glass, newsprint, aluminum, steel and…

Bensalem Township collects household solid waste at least once a week, but bulky waste such as appliances and furniture is the exception: Bensalem Township Code Section 107-5.5(c)(1)…

Bensalem Township Code Section 107-15 requires every municipal waste collector to run at least one yard and leaf waste collection during the spring and one during the fall each year…

Bensalem Township Code Section 107-17 bans filling, dumping or burying garbage, refuse, trash, debris, uprooted trees, wood, plaster, metals, bricks, concrete or dredging waste on any…

Bensalem Township's Housing Code requires every dwelling's foundation, exterior walls, roof, floors, interior walls, ceilings, windows, and exterior doors to be kept substantially…

Every application for Bensalem's annual rental license triggers a Building and Planning Department inspection: common areas of the property and any unit not inspected for occupancy in…

Bensalem Township's Housing Code sets minimum habitability standards for every rental dwelling: a working toilet, bath, and kitchen sink, hot water reaching 120 degrees Fahrenheit at…

Bensalem Township requires every owner who rents out a dwelling or rooming unit to obtain an annual premises license and inspection from the Township before renting, separate from any…

Under 68 P.S. Section 250.501, a Pennsylvania landlord must serve a written notice to quit before eviction: 10 days for nonpayment of rent, and 15 days (term of one year or less) or 30…

Pennsylvania Landlord-Tenant Act establishes uniform eviction notice and procedure requirements applicable statewide, governing all residential tenancy terminations universally.

Pennsylvania's Landlord and Tenant Act of 1951 caps a residential security deposit at two months' rent during the first year and one month's rent in the second and later years…

Pennsylvania's general adverse possession period is 21 years under 42 Pa.C.S. Section 5530. A shorter 10-year period applies under 42 Pa.C.S. Section 5527.1 to a parcel of one-half…

Bensalem Township allows off-premises billboards only within 100 feet of the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-276) or I-95, approved by Township Council as a conditional use under Code Section…

Bensalem Township treats window signs as wall signage. Section 232-714(b)(2)d.2 caps wall, awning, and window signs on a commercial building at 10 percent of that building's facade…

Bensalem Township allows festoon holiday lighting only during national and religious holidays. Section 232-715(d)(3) requires it come down within one week of the holiday, and Section…

Bensalem Township allows digital billboards only where they replace an existing off-premises sign within 100 feet of the Turnpike or I-95. Section 232-354(13) caps brightness at 0.3…

Placing a political sign, banner, or any advertising matter within the legal limits of a Pennsylvania state highway is unlawful without PennDOT's written consent under Section 425 of…

Bensalem Township's zoning ordinance keeps medical marijuana dispensaries at least 1,000 feet from any school, daycare, place of worship, park, library, or community center, and 2,000…

Bensalem Township allows a medical marijuana dispensary only as a conditional use in the G-C General Commercial District, approved by Township Council under Code Section 232-387(1)…

Pennsylvania prohibits home cultivation of cannabis by patients, caregivers, and recreational users. The Medical Marijuana Act limits production to state-permitted growers, and…

In Bensalem Township's R-1 Residential district, a lot may not have more than 30 percent of its area covered by buildings, and total impervious surface, including the building, cannot…

Bensalem Township's R-1 Residential district requires a 35-foot front yard, side yards totaling at least 30 feet with neither side less than 12 feet, and a 30-foot rear yard, under…

Buildings in Bensalem's R-1 Residential district are capped at 35 feet under section 232-153(f) of the Zoning Code. A builder can go taller only by widening both side yards beyond the…

Bensalem Township adopted a downtown-style design overlay called the Bensalem 2018 Regulating Code under section 232-346 of the Zoning Code. Property owners in the districts named in…

Bensalem Township's only density bonus for zoning is its transfer of development rights program. Section 232-765 lets an owner in a designated sending area sell development rights to a…

Bensalem Township protects historically significant buildings and landscapes through an opt-in Historic Resources Overlay under section 232-347 of the Zoning Code. A property owner…

Bucks County bars personally owned grills from its parks under Section 9.12(C)(2), except a camp stove used in a designated camping area. Any propane tank over 1 pound needs the…

Bucks County charges a 5% lodging room rental tax on every hotel, motel, inn, guesthouse or bed-and-breakfast stay countywide. Ordinance No. 158 set the rate effective January 22…

Flying a drone, model aircraft or similar remote-controlled device from or above Bucks County park property requires a permit or must occur only in a designated area, and only in a…

Commercial drone operators in Pennsylvania must hold an FAA Part 107 certificate and comply with state crimes under Act 78 of 2018 (18 Pa.C.S. Section 3505). That law preempts local…

Pennsylvania Act 78 of 2018 (18 Pa.C.S. Section 3505) criminalizes drone surveillance of a private place, menacing operation, and contraband delivery, and preempts most local drone…

Pennsylvania is a shall-issue state requiring a License to Carry Firearms (LTCF) issued by the county sheriff for concealed carry or carry in a vehicle, with statewide rules under 18…

Pennsylvania law comprehensively preempts local regulation of firearms under 18 Pa.C.S. §6120. Cities and counties cannot regulate lawful ownership, possession, transfer, or…

Open carry of firearms is generally legal in Pennsylvania for adults 18 or older without a permit outside Philadelphia, but a License to Carry Firearms is required statewide for…

Under 18 Pa.C.S. Section 6106, carrying a firearm in a vehicle anywhere in Pennsylvania generally requires a valid License to Carry Firearms, with limited exceptions for unloaded…

Pennsylvania caps mini-casinos at ten Category 4 slot machine licenses statewide under 4 Pa.C.S. § 1305.1, each barred from sitting within 25 linear miles of an existing Category 1, 2…

Pennsylvania nonprofits can't run raffles, punchboards, or 50/50 drawings for charity until their own municipality's voters approve it in a referendum. Once approved, the county…

Pennsylvania's gambling code has no social-game or private-residence exception. 18 Pa.C.S. § 5513 makes it a first-degree misdemeanor to let people 'collect and assemble for the…

Pennsylvania channels all sports wagering through Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board certificates, and only an existing slot machine licensee can hold one under 4 Pa.C.S. § 13C11…

Under Pennsylvania's Uniform Planned Community Act, 68 Pa.C.S. § 5315, an association has an automatic lien on a unit for unpaid assessments and fines from the time they become due…

A Pennsylvania association's bylaws must call at least one owners' meeting a year, and notice has to go out not less than ten and not more than 60 days before it, stating the time, the…

Pennsylvania's American, Commonwealth and Military Flag Act overrides any HOA covenant that bans flags. Whatever the declaration says, an association may not stop a unit owner from…

Pennsylvania sets no dollar ceiling on a homeowners association fine. Under the Uniform Planned Community Act, 68 Pa.C.S. § 5302(a)(11), an association may levy "reasonable fines" for…

A Pennsylvania planned community association gets a lien on a lot the moment an assessment or fine falls due, and 68 Pa.C.S. § 5315(a) lets it foreclose that lien in a like manner as a…

Sobriety checkpoints are lawful in Pennsylvania, and the authority is a single clause in 75 Pa.C.S. § 6308(b) permitting an officer to stop a vehicle whenever he is engaged in a…

Pennsylvania is an all-party consent state, and 18 Pa.C.S. § 5703 grades an intentional interception of an oral communication as a felony of the third degree, one of the harshest…

Pennsylvania has never enacted a general stop-and-identify statute, so a person stopped on the street in this Commonwealth has no statutory duty to state a name or produce…

Pennsylvania does not require an officer to obtain written consent before searching a car, and it does not require a warning that you may refuse. Since 5 December 2025 it does require…

Pennsylvania Act 112 of 2019 raised the minimum age to purchase tobacco and e-cigarettes to 21, aligning with the federal Tobacco 21 law (Dec 2019). The state law covers all tobacco…

Pennsylvania does not currently impose a statewide ban on flavored tobacco or menthol cigarettes, though federal FDA marketing rules restrict which flavored vape products and…

Pennsylvania allows a passenger vehicle or light truck exactly one pair of approved auxiliary driving lamps and fog lamps, mounted at least 20 inches apart from center to center and no…

Pennsylvania has never written a dash cam allowance into the Vehicle Code. 75 Pa.C.S. § 4524(a) bars nontransparent material on the front windshield that materially obstructs the…

Lane splitting is expressly illegal in Pennsylvania. Section 3523(c) of the Vehicle Code says no person shall operate a motorcycle between lanes of traffic or between adjacent lines or…

Pennsylvania flatly prohibits a tinted registration plate cover. Section 1332(b)(5) of the Vehicle Code makes it unlawful to display a plate that "has a tinted plate cover," with no…

A radar detector is legal in a private passenger vehicle in Pennsylvania. The full text of Title 75, the Vehicle Code, contains no occurrence of the word "detector" at all, and the…

Studded snow tires are legal in Pennsylvania only between November 1 and April 15 of the following year, and the studs may project no more than two thirty-seconds of an inch beyond the…

Pennsylvania sets no separate front-and-rear tint percentages the way most states do. 75 Pa.C.S. § 4524(e)(1) simply bars driving with any sun screening device that does not permit a…