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Old 11-01-2009, 16:23   #119
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Re: Should smoking in cars carrying children be banned?

partly not completely on topic but

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAn...code/DG_070309

look at 148

this has the effect of putting the smoker in the position they may have to prove that smoking didn't cause an accident or impaired or affected their driving

say you couldnt last till after you had finished driving to have one may well negatively affect a defence

as to banning it completely in front of children i would say they should as a life long asthmatic i say to the smokers your coulpe of minutes can effect us for the rest of the day if not longer some times

just because it was just 2 minute to you doesnt preclude the next persons 2 minutes adding to my discomfort many times during a day

and i am not someone trying to stop smoking completely hey i am for legalising all drugs just as long as they dont use them in public or where there are kids

imho if people want to risk thier lve they should be free to do so just like mountain climbers etc

but none should force others to risk thier lives for them to do as they wish
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