US EditionLoaning vacuums, handwalking across the street … you won’t believe what was illegal in the ‘80s
- Several unusual laws existed across the United States at some point in time.
- The reasons behind these laws are not always clear or readily available now.
- Denver, Hartford, Danville, Oklahoma, and Portland all had their own unique laws.
- Examples of these laws include no vacuum cleaner loans and no drunk fish.
- These unusual laws highlight the quirky side of local regulations.
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Loaning vacuums, handwalking across the street … you won’t believe what was illegal in the ‘80s
In 1982, a reporter uncovered some of the strangest laws in the country, including bans on loaning vacuums and rules that seemed to require psychic firefighters.
·Kansas City, United States
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