With the rise of vaping and an increasing focus on road safety, many wonder: is it legal to vape or smoke while driving in Vermont? The answer is nuanced. While the state does not have a specific law that outright bans an adult from vaping or smoking in their private vehicle, a web of related rules, exceptions, and, most importantly, a specific law protecting children, can still lead to legal consequences. This guide provides a detailed breakdown of Vermont’s laws regarding vaping and driving, ensuring you know your rights and responsibilities on the road.
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Known for its picturesque landscapes and independent spirit, Vermont also stands out for having some of the most comprehensive and stringent vaping regulations in the United States. This approach combines one of the nation’s highest excise taxes on vaping products, a complete ban on online sales to consumers, strict retailer licensing, and broad public use prohibitions. This guide provides an in-depth look at Vermont’s current vaping laws, helping consumers, retailers, and manufacturers navigate this tightly controlled environment with clarity and confidence.
Read moreVermont Governor Phil Scott has vetoed S.18, legislation that would have banned the sale of all flavored tobacco and vaping products, including menthol cigarettes, in the state. While proponents argued the bill was necessary to discourage youth nicotine addiction, Governor Scott described the measure as “hypocritical.”
Read moreThe Vermont House of Representatives has taken a significant step towards addressing public health concerns by passing a comprehensive bill that would ban the sale of flavored vaping products and tobacco items, as well as prohibit online sales of all nicotine-containing products. The legislation, known as Senate Bill 18 (S 18), had previously been approved by the state Senate. Read more