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Did Ohio outlaw aimless driving? The truth about House Bill 626

The fake notice says House Bill 626 bans driving without a destination and carries a $1,000 fine, but the bill actually covers court notices.

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Has Ohio banned driving without a destination in mind? A letter making the rounds on social media says yes. Here's the truth.

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Did US states ban 'aimless driving' via 'House Bill 626'? Hit the brakes before sharing claim

Cruising around, joyriding or "driving with no place to go" was allegedly being banned in Florida, Kentucky, Ohio, Washington and even across the U.S.

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Did Ohio outlaw aimless driving? The truth about House Bill 626

Has Ohio banned driving without a destination in mind? A letter making the rounds on social media says yes. Here's the truth.

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Mansfield News Journal broke the news on Friday, May 15, 2026.
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