an actual law in Pennsylvania U.S.A<br><br>If a motorist sees a horse coming down the road, the driver must pull off to the side of the road and cover the vehicle with canvas. If the horse is still scared the driver must get out of his car and take it apart until the horse isn't scared anymore.,(reply>), Not true,(reply>), @frag2k12 That's what I'm suspecting. A lot of these 'dumb laws' have never been laws and are just myths, rejected laws, or just things that happened that resulted in some crime being committed, but all things together wasn't a law. Example; the 'law' about it being illegal to have a drunk donkey in a bathtub after 22​:00 or something like that; it likely explains <i>what</i> happened when the person was charged with a generic animal neglect/abuse.<br><br>However, the original comment <i>could</i> still be a law, but we still need to see some proof of that before it can be assured to be or have been a law.,(reply>), @Liggliluff From what I could find from a google search (aside from the usual 'dumb laws' pages and sites which are dubious at best) it was never a law to begin with, there was a group of farmers that tried to get something like it put into law but it was rejected and the only record of it was the mention of it being petitioned.,(reply>), I'd like to see a source if this law is still active. It might have been a real law back in the day. But people seem to ignore that laws are removed and still pretend they are valid to this day.,(reply>), both