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Burma-Shave wrote:From looking at PH, don't forget single use, Frenchie-approved, in-date breathalyser for the glove box.
..And re Hi Vis they demand one for each passenger accessible in the car (not buried under the bags and tools and spare tyre!).
..And they also may stop you from driving the car if you don't have your licence on you (and other papers) - lots of people don't carry these around in the UK of course so its easy to overlook.
What did Kylie sing? "You should should be so lucky!"
“A REMINDER. I would be grateful if those members who have borrowed bits from me in emergencies (e.g starter motor, oil cooler, etc) would return them and/or contact me”. – Chris Turner RIP
Actually we are on the Eurotunnel but point taken!
“A REMINDER. I would be grateful if those members who have borrowed bits from me in emergencies (e.g starter motor, oil cooler, etc) would return them and/or contact me”. – Chris Turner RIP
Burma-Shave wrote:From looking at PH, don't forget single use, Frenchie-approved, in-date breathalyser for the glove box.
..And re Hi Vis they demand one for each passenger accessible in the car (not buried under the bags and tools and spare tyre!).
..And they also may stop you from driving the car if you don't have your licence on you (and other papers) - lots of people don't carry these around in the UK of course so its easy to overlook.
Thanks for the heads up
Looks like mine expired years ago and I would not have thought of checking
Bootsy wrote:Kagol seems in order - pesky weather. Hopefully forecast will change for the better otherwise those Champagne tents are going to take a battering!
Christ, thats changed a hell of alot since this morning
Burma-Shave wrote:
..And they also may stop you from driving the car if you don't have your licence on you (and other papers) - lots of people don't carry these around in the UK of course so its easy to overlook.
In Germany it's better to have no registration, no paperwork and no proof of who you are or where the hell you are going. It just confuses the hell out of them and they pick on the person who has all his documents but one has expired and one has a wrong address on it...
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