13 Answers

In Scotland, yes.

Only on certain nights of the year.  Halloween, July 1st and and New Years Eve.

Yes they are, so now we just make pipe bombs  a bit more exciting..

Yes, they're legal were I live in Ontario, Canada.

They are banned in Australia, but the strange thing is, Canberra,  Australias capital territory, still sells them.Too many idiots were running around putting crackers in peoples mail boxes, scaring animals, fires,etc.

They have been outlawed here since the '70s. They started too many fires. Only fireworks shows organised by professional pyro-technicians are available here now.

Yep..here in UK..but restrictions..purchasing age 18 yrs old...Not after 11 pm...except Bonfire Night..New Year...Diwali.....etc etc..etc!:-¬

Inside the city, no. You can't even bring in sparklers........

Nope not in Australia but people still sell them.. there is always a black market ...

Generally no, unless you have a "Pyrotechnic Engineers" License from the state.

Having said that, one see and hears fireworks for days before and after the 4TH but the Police will never bother with he offenders

They just made them legal in Maine at the beginning of the year, after being outlawed for about fifty years.

My State goes by the County- the really populated counties do not allow personal fireworks.  The less populated counties allow them.

yes