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Tailendcharley:
:)  :) On a similar theme...I've just got in after following a young woman driving a VW Golf...directly in front of her field of vision attached to the windscreen was a sat nav right in front of her...how on earth she could have a good unrestricted view of the road ahead is beyond me... :?

 :wink:  :wink: Terry Smith :wink:  :wink:

Sheddy:
By that standard, does that mean that my wife shouldn't drive my Landy?  She's shorter than me so does not have the same field of vision that I enjoy, or rather I see more of the road and she sees more of the sky due to our differing angles of incidence.

Should series Landys not be allowed a spare tyre on the bonnet as that restricts the field of view somewhat?

Lord Shagg-Pyle:

--- Quote from: "Sheddy" ---By that standard, does that mean that my wife shouldn't drive my Landy?  She's shorter than me so does not have the same field of vision that I enjoy, or rather I see more of the road and she sees more of the sky due to our differing angles of incidence.

Should series Landys not be allowed a spare tyre on the bonnet as that restricts the field of view somewhat?
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The theory could be that they don't travel that fast to need a good field of vision, and the fact that their steering wanders so much, they would probably avoid any obstruction by themselves anyway. :lol:

Sheddy:
Ahhhh ....... the Zen method of steering .... if God wants the Landy to go in that direction, it will! :)

landybabe:

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I don't know how true this is, but I heard that the original idea of them was so that the emergency services know that there's a kid in the car in the event of an accident - some bad story about a baby being lost in a car fire cos the car was such a mess nobody saw the kid - first they knew about it was when the parents re-gained consciousness.
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Unfortunately these signs are left in the cars all the time even when the babies/kids aren't in there......Rescue services could end up looking for kids when there aren't any, yet endangering themselves even more  :-k  8-[

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