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Old 25-03-2010, 12:47   #24
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Re: Ban smoking in all private cars.

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Originally Posted by foreverwar View Post
We appear to be moving away from the effect of second-hand smoke on children (and others) in cars (which is what I thought was the original point) to driving ability.

Just saying......
Yes, I thought that too...

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Originally Posted by Gary L View Post
If it was about that, then they'd have to ban it in the home as well.
but they can't issue on the spot fines for that one because they can't see it happening.

if they were that concerned about the children they'd ban tobacco altogether. infact I insist they ban tobacco!
I don't understand what the hoohah is about, surely smokers wouldn't put their kiddies/passengers at risk by smoking in their cars - or would they?!

Dare I even mention about third-hand smoke? Such as within fabrics etc
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