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As if that is going to make tail-gaters think twice!
Their purpose is to alert emergency services to the presence of a baby in the car, in the event of an accident where the adults might not be conscious and able to tell them. They are meant to be removable signs, displayed only when there is a baby on board. Permanent stickers just ruin the idea.
Their purpose is to alert emergency services to the presence of a baby in the car, in the event of an accident where the adults might not be conscious and able to tell them. They are meant to be removable signs, displayed only when there is a baby on board. Permanent stickers just ruin the idea.
Their purpose is to alert emergency services to the presence of a baby in the car, in the event of an accident where the adults might not be conscious and able to tell them. They are meant to be removable signs, displayed only when there is a baby on board. Permanent stickers just ruin the idea.
Wouldn't the car seat or the nappy odor be a clue?
The close proximity of the letters 'G' and 'T' are the reason I'll never again send an important email and end it with "Regards" ....
Wouldn't the car seat or the nappy odor be a clue?
A cousin of mine was in a nasty crash when he was about four. The rescue services removed the rest of the family (two dead, two alive) and didn't spot him at all. He was only found when they came to tow away the wreck and heard crying.
I don't suppose a "baby on board" sign would have helped, but it shows you can miss a small child in a badly smashed up car.
Shouldnt they really just say 'Im driving like a twat so ring and see if I care!'
I´m sure it was someone on this board who suggested a premium rate number for the "how´s my driving "sticker and then tearing around the M25 like a lunatic to generate income
How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't think
I´m sure it was someone on this board who suggested a premium rate number for the "how´s my driving "sticker and then tearing around the M25 like a lunatic to generate income
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