Yes actually its a law and you CAN get arrested. You can't get arrested if another person or people are in the car and you leave it running though.
No, because it only takes a little bit to run in and buy something.
It is called a hit and run. It is illegal and you could potentially prosecute for it.
No.
after it's been deployed from an accident, it is not illegal to remove it from your car,because it cannot be used again. it's already trash after deployment.you have to take the car to the dealership to get a new one installed.
(in the US) If the light is 'directional' (e.g.: a reading light only for the passenger) no, probably not. However, if it is a light for the general illumination of the car's interior, it could be considered a distracting element which destroys the driver's night vision and might be considered an "obstruction to vision." So while it may not be illegal (per se) to have an interior light lit while driving, the condition that it may cause (or lead to) is.
It is not illegal to leave your car running while waiting for someone in a parking lot as long as someone (a licensed driver) is in the car.
While it might not be illegal in some places to lock a running vehicle, you may find that having a car running with keys in the ignition and no driver to care for the vehicle would invalidate your insurance as the vehicle was NOT secured. By not having insurance, the law is broken anyway.
No, because it only takes a little bit to run in and buy something.
It is risky for you to stand outside your running car with your kids inside it.
No. it is illegal
No.
yes it is
if it is running then there is no need to charge it
yes but there should be no need to do this
No , just when the engine is running
NO! Not necessary.
I think so; a fire could be started if you ran your car while pumping gas, so it's just common sense not to do it. many newer vehicles have a fuel tank pressure sensor that will trip the check engine light if the gas cap is loose, leaking, or removed while the engine is running