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Can a hearse drive in the carpool lane?

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I would say that it can. I am not aware of all the laws specific to the carpool lane but I presume that the lawmakers did not specify whether all the occupants (besides the driver of course) have to be alive and well.
I am not sure either if that applies for someone that has been cremated or just any body in a regular casquet.
That would be an intersting question to ask to the Motor Vehicle department or the ones edicting the rules for the carpool lanes.
I know that you cannot drive in such a lane if you have an inflatable (clothed) doll sitting next to you...
I have thought about this before believe it or not. I have concluded that... YES it should be allowed. For crying out loud the last car ride before being buried should not be spent in purgatory, aka traffic. And I'm from NY so trust me, traffic is like sitting in the same place wondering if you'll ever get to your destination, and then sitting their suspended in disbelief by what could possibly be causing this, only to think that the only way this highway ends is in the deepest pits of hell.
Not even a dead person deserves to sit in that traffic! Access to the carpool lane granted!