| lorry drivers
Posted: 1/4/2006 7:46:47 AM | Grrrrrrrr get him ruthie ......ooops soz modz....but ruth has a point | |
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| lorry drivers
Posted: 1/4/2006 8:01:17 AM | @luvsfun2
I checked your profile and, you are indeed "small and white".
I guess you also drive a van.
BTW-I'd loooooooovvvve to watch you exit that van in those exciting white thigh highs you're wearing.  | |
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lpep
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Joined: 1/2/2006
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| lorry drivers
Posted: 1/4/2006 8:06:21 AM | got to add my bit 
yes we r supposed to wear seat belts.. and no i dont.. never have | |
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| lorry drivers
Posted: 1/4/2006 8:10:08 AM | | tut tut tut lpep.........thats very naughty | |
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| lorry drivers
Posted: 1/5/2006 3:09:14 AM | Sorry to be boring, but all comercial vehicle drivers by law did not have to clung 'n' click this was because large HGVs and slow movers were really the only commercial vehicles.
Then as commercial vehicles became smaller, ie any payload over 1 tone, which vans and even some pickup 4x4s acheive the law was made widespead to any vehicle which was manufactured with seatbelts should be warn. No one seems aware or cares of this though even the old bill.
I think **Candika** made a similar point but probally more interestingly.
I hope this has cleared things up. | |
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| lorry drivers
Posted: 1/5/2006 3:22:39 AM | | Wouldn't take offence Ruth, as you can probably tell HGV and foreign drivers in particular is a bit of a "hot topic" at the moment so you probably stirred up a hornets nest with a perfectly reasonable question. I work in transport and just to let you know any HGV manufactured since October 2001 is required to be fitted with a seatbelt and if they are fitted they are supposed to be used! It isn't usually enforced though for all the reasons stated above. | |
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| lorry drivers
Posted: 1/5/2006 6:05:07 AM | Its amazing the info thats available from all you people.
Surely the lorry driver question is now fully answered, nice one 12c4yself. | |
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