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You could try the OFT or trading standards or even your local citizens advice bureau.

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Grandad,

The LTI statement does not identify the problem of what caused these fires therefore how can they say the vehicle is fit for purpose?

Hopefully organisations such as the LTDA will press for an answer to the point I raised and ask LTI for a specific answer to the actual cause of the problem? Without knowing the cause there can be no remedy therefore they cannot be fit for purpose and the PCO and the media should take that on board. I hope this Kennedy chap who writes in the local London newspaper takes on board all the implications surrounding this statement and what the LTI solution amounts to?

There needs to be a lot of internal and external discussion before any taxi organisation commits its members to this LTI un-guaranteed solution.

Regards

JD

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Of all the things ive lost, i miss my mind the most

It does look like water in this bucket to me...

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Charlton's lost past http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsFKWGlrze0
London's future? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/ ... rants.html

But probably not enough to extinguish one of these fires?

Regards

JD

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i'd imagine the new fire supression system will be a red bucket with sand in it kept in the boot. Still, should cut down on servicing costs

Now be fair, the bucket will have the word "FIRE" written on at great expense.

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http://wingsoverscotland.com/ http://www.newsnetscotland.com/

That will give all councils another thing to add to the Btech/or nav course, fire drill

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=DdSmlVRdtA8

Just in case your TX goes up follow some of these rules

LTI already have the fire supression systen in place.

Their leaky radiators.

I would start with your local Trading Standards, or I think they are now called Consumers Direct.

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IDFIMH

I think Consumer Direct is part of the OFT, although local trading standards offices may refer you to them. CD is essentially a telephone/internet based service, I think.

I would give CD a call or email them - they've probably been contacted already on the issue, so will no doubt have a stock reply at the ready

http://www.consumerdirect.gov.uk

Might apply to a brand new vehicle, but not one several years old.

Perhaps someone will enlighten us as to how long the warranty period is on them is it 3 years unlimited or 60k miles????? if its 3 years they will all be still under it

I would imagine the warranty would be the life if the excisting one, ie..3 years from new or 100k.