Smoking to be banned in cars with children. Your view?
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Original post by doodle_333
I'm not going to continue this discussion since you clearly value eating a sandwich over ensuring the safety of those around you
Most people can do both, simultaneously.
Original post by Jeanlucpicard
As of next year, a driver can be fined up to £60 and have 5 points on their license for smoking in a car with a child in.
It is currently illegal to speak on a mobile phone (holding it up to your ear) and to eat behind the wheel of a car. Do you think it should be made illegal to smoke in your car regardless of whether you a child in it?
It is currently illegal to speak on a mobile phone (holding it up to your ear) and to eat behind the wheel of a car. Do you think it should be made illegal to smoke in your car regardless of whether you a child in it?
Strongly support these measures, i recall my own parents smoking in the car and finding it annoying.
Yes, i would support that additional measure.
Looks like it's going to go ahead:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-30513439
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-30513439
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