4 Ways You’re Breaking Idaho Law On Your Driveway

Idaho has a reputation for being all about independence - you can, for the most part, do as you please within the confines of the law. While some Idaho laws feel constrictive or controlling (adult content, anyone?), there is no better place to live out the American dream than in the Gem State.

Don't get carried away, though!

Many of us like to believe we have way more freedom than we do and why shouldn't we? We live in the best country in the world and in one of the best states in that country.

Unfortunately, there are a few things that limit us from doing what we want even on what we believe to be our private property.

One of the worst feelings has to be getting busted in your own front yard and that's what we're discussing today - ways you might not realize you're breaking the law in your driveway.

We're breaking down four things you don't want to get busted doing and while one of them is pretty obvious, the other three aren't as well-known. As a matter of fact, one of the activities discussed is something many Americans do all the time, especially during the hot summer.

You don't have to admit to us that you're doing any of these things but if you're doing any of these now, you might want to stop ASAP.

On the other hand, Idaho is pretty lenient about the weapons you can use to defend yourself! Take a look at some of the shocking weapons that are illegal everywhere... except in Idaho.