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Are customers permitted to carry open alcoholic beverages outside of licensed areas like parking lots?

  1. Yes

  2. No

  3. Only if in a designated area

  4. Only if they are on private property

The correct answer is: No

Customers are generally not permitted to carry open alcoholic beverages outside of licensed areas, such as parking lots. This regulation is in place to ensure responsible alcohol consumption and to maintain safety in public spaces. Licensing laws dictate that alcoholic drinks must remain within designated areas where alcohol is served and consumed, which helps prevent issues related to public intoxication and disorderliness. The other choices suggest scenarios that do not align with the standard regulations. For instance, allowing open beverages in designated areas could be misleading since it typically refers to places that have specific permissions or licenses for alcohol consumption. Similarly, carrying alcohol on private property can have its own set of regulations depending on the property owner's rules, but does not provide a blanket allowance in all situations.