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PostPosted: Tue Nov 04, 2008 1:39 pm 
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ever get the feeling youve put your foot in your mouth?...


lol


spoke to LO about mobile phone numbers on car signage (as a local FLEET has only a mobile on magnetic signs on about 20 cars)

today - not one has the magnetic signs or mobile number on.....lol


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whats the difference between having a mobile number advertised on your car and a landline number ? plenty of hackneys round here ( PH doesn't really esxist) have mobile numbers on the back of their rooflights I don't see what the problem is ?


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edders23 wrote:
whats the difference between having a mobile number advertised on your car and a landline number ? plenty of hackneys round here ( PH doesn't really esxist) have mobile numbers on the back of their rooflights I don't see what the problem is ?


We had the same argument with our LO. I think the basic argument was that a telephone booking has to be made through the office and the office has to have a land line number therfore the only number you can have on the car is a land line number. Don't forget that when the rules were drawn up there were no mobile phones. :wink:

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as with all things HC/PH, it was "in the regs"

the no 2 LO had told me that the "no mobile rule" had been deleted but but not removed from the regs (well, 3 years isnt so long) but ive a feeling LO no 1 was of a different mind.

Lo no2 said it had been recinded as it was anti-owner driver


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grandad wrote:
edders23 wrote:
whats the difference between having a mobile number advertised on your car and a landline number ? plenty of hackneys round here ( PH doesn't really esxist) have mobile numbers on the back of their rooflights I don't see what the problem is ?


We had the same argument with our LO. I think the basic argument was that a telephone booking has to be made through the office and the office has to have a land line number therfore the only number you can have on the car is a land line number. Don't forget that when the rules were drawn up there were no mobile phones. :wink:


when the rules were drawn up there were no flipping CARS!

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


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We are going to burn the Pope tomorrow.

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wannabeeahack wrote:
grandad wrote:
edders23 wrote:
whats the difference between having a mobile number advertised on your car and a landline number ? plenty of hackneys round here ( PH doesn't really esxist) have mobile numbers on the back of their rooflights I don't see what the problem is ?


We had the same argument with our LO. I think the basic argument was that a telephone booking has to be made through the office and the office has to have a land line number therfore the only number you can have on the car is a land line number. Don't forget that when the rules were drawn up there were no mobile phones. :wink:


when the rules were drawn up there were no flipping CARS!

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


I was refering to the 1976 act not the 1847 act. :wink:

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