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I Wonder If This Law Is Enforced When Female Muslim Drivers Are Wearing The Full Burka?
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/// Motorists caught driving with ‘porthole vision’ can face a fine of up to £60 and three penalty points, according to the AA. ///
/// Porthole vision refers to drivers leaving a gap big enough to see out of but not the whole windscreen. ///
/// Motorists caught driving with ‘porthole vision’ can face a fine of up to £60 and three penalty points, according to the AA. ///
/// Porthole vision refers to drivers leaving a gap big enough to see out of but not the whole windscreen. ///
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Unlike the rest of your 'fanclub', AOG, I must admit I've never worn a burqa while driving. Nor even a paper bag with a slit cut in it. Common sense would, however, suggest it must be extremely limiting to a driver's peripheral vision so I can see where you're coming from. (Unlike others, ;))
13:41 Sat 11th Nov 2017
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The Canadian one is fake which is why it has an "M" see the same licence different photo here, https:/
Flonska
With regard to racing drivers . . . they do not have to keep to one side of the road nor, (usually), have to deal with traffic travelling towards them from the opposite direction.
Probably explains Vettel's inability to see someone coming up on the other side in Singapore and the ensuing demolition derby.
With regard to racing drivers . . . they do not have to keep to one side of the road nor, (usually), have to deal with traffic travelling towards them from the opposite direction.
Probably explains Vettel's inability to see someone coming up on the other side in Singapore and the ensuing demolition derby.
ANOTHEOLDGIT, the New Jersey licence also appears to be a fake. The same photo is used on a Croatian licence for someone of the same name. The signatures look exactly the same, as if the same pen had been used which is not likely.
It seems the image is a mock up and some folk have been fooled by it.
It seems the image is a mock up and some folk have been fooled by it.
AOG - I feel you have attempted to make a point about restricted vision - but as has been pointed out by several posters, your point is invalid.
I would love to give you the benefit of the doubt, and say that thinking about burka-wearing drivers is the first thing that I, or anyone else thought of, when reading the piece, but honestly - it wasn't.
It's just you. Again.
I would love to give you the benefit of the doubt, and say that thinking about burka-wearing drivers is the first thing that I, or anyone else thought of, when reading the piece, but honestly - it wasn't.
It's just you. Again.
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