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Smoking At The Wheel.
Do you think the dangers of smoking whilst driving are sufficient to warrant a ban ?
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One time I picked my dad up from the pub. Sitting at traffic lights a police car pull up next to us. He beeped the horn and said my dad had to put his seat belt on.
I said...it's because he's fat, the policeman just laughed and said fat or not, it's the law....so they do police it given the opportunity. I think nowadays we'd probably be fined for it.
I said...it's because he's fat, the policeman just laughed and said fat or not, it's the law....so they do police it given the opportunity. I think nowadays we'd probably be fined for it.
I can't see how a ban would be Policed ?
We have lots of existing motoring laws, like wearing seat belts, not using hand held devices, not smoking in cars with young children and as far as I can see, these are widely ignored, speeding in built-up areas, etc.
So what would be the point of have another unenforceable law ?
We have lots of existing motoring laws, like wearing seat belts, not using hand held devices, not smoking in cars with young children and as far as I can see, these are widely ignored, speeding in built-up areas, etc.
So what would be the point of have another unenforceable law ?
I can't see how a ban would be Policed ?
We have lots of existing motoring laws, like wearing seat belts, not using hand held devices, not smoking in cars with young children and as far as I can see, these are widely ignored, speeding in built-up areas, etc.
So what would be the point of have another unenforceable law ?
We have lots of existing motoring laws, like wearing seat belts, not using hand held devices, not smoking in cars with young children and as far as I can see, these are widely ignored, speeding in built-up areas, etc.
So what would be the point of have another unenforceable law ?
I can't see how a ban would be Policed ?
We have lots of existing motoring laws, like wearing seat belts, not using hand held devices, not smoking in cars with young children and as far as I can see, these are widely ignored, speeding in built-up areas, etc.
So what would be the point of have another unenforceable law ?
I agree with everything you say Mikey but point out that all mentioned points are law breaking whilst driving & should be strictly enforced to save accidents & lives no matter how difficult.
We have lots of existing motoring laws, like wearing seat belts, not using hand held devices, not smoking in cars with young children and as far as I can see, these are widely ignored, speeding in built-up areas, etc.
So what would be the point of have another unenforceable law ?
I agree with everything you say Mikey but point out that all mentioned points are law breaking whilst driving & should be strictly enforced to save accidents & lives no matter how difficult.
I can't see how a ban would be Policed ?
We have lots of existing motoring laws, like wearing seat belts, not using hand held devices, not smoking in cars with young children and as far as I can see, these are widely ignored, speeding in built-up areas, etc.
So what would be the point of have another unenforceable law ?
I agree with everything you say Mikey but point out that everything mentioned is law breaking & should be enforced no matter how difficult to avoid accidents & unfortunate deaths.
We have lots of existing motoring laws, like wearing seat belts, not using hand held devices, not smoking in cars with young children and as far as I can see, these are widely ignored, speeding in built-up areas, etc.
So what would be the point of have another unenforceable law ?
I agree with everything you say Mikey but point out that everything mentioned is law breaking & should be enforced no matter how difficult to avoid accidents & unfortunate deaths.
