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But not everyone knows the rules about transporting alcohol in vehicles. And it may not be clear whether or not passengers are subject to the same rules as drivers. The laws regulating the transport of alcohol in vehicles are known as âopen containerâ laws. Coloradoâs âopen containerâ laws are detailed below.
The TSA has very clearly defined rules when it comes to the transporting of alcohol on a flight. If the alcohol content is greater than 70 percent (140 proof) then it is not allowed on the plane at all. If it is between 24 percent and 70 percent, you are allowed to pack five liters worth of alcohol in your checked bag. Mini bottles are usually 1.7 ounces, and you are allowed to carry those on the plane so long as they are all in one quart-size zip top bag.