Taxi Driver Online

i cant believe how many typos ive made....lol

What's it for

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Note to self: Just because it pops into my head does NOT mean it should come out of my mouth!!

You stick it on the roof of your taxi and type in "for hire"

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Grandad,

scrolling advert in the back window, till my LO or cops stop me...



http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=3AyKWzXUG0s

You'll be shopped the minute a HC spots it

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Note to self: Just because it pops into my head does NOT mean it should come out of my mouth!!

make a good top sign for saloons.
It could even be used as a top sign on the PH with dont stop me call or pree book only running continuously

goes inside the rear window shelf, why would a HC be bothered?

unless..

"cheaper than a taxi by miles....."

Cos here they are the only ones that can have adverts on them

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Note to self: Just because it pops into my head does NOT mean it should come out of my mouth!!

ah, but..............is that advertising thier own services or a 3rd parties advert?



9.3. No words, letters or graphics may be displayed on the glazing of the vehicle.

its not on the glazing, its mounted inside

9.4. The proprietor of the Private Hire vehicle may display on the vehicle the trading name and contact number of the operator to whom all advance bookings for this vehicle are taken.

note ON the vehicle, sign would be inside

9.5. The words ‘taxi’ ‘taxis’, ‘cab’ or any words so closely resembling those words as to likely be mistaken for them are not to be displayed on or about any Private Hire vehicle and including on any sign or notice displayed on the vehicle or on any stationary or business cards.

no mention of taxi, etc

9.6. No other material may be displayed on the outside of the vehicle without the written authorisation of the Council.

not on the outside

Surely "on" or "In" would apply to the above Rule...in the same if your on a ship you need'nt have to be on deck or on a plane you need'nt be wing walking...a wee bit of common sense applys in how you interpret such things...

your examples should read ONBOARD, not ON....

and when did LA's start using common sense?


Main Entry: on
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: in contact; ahead of
Synonyms: about, above, adjacent, against, approaching, at, beside, close to, covering, forth, forward, held, leaning on, near, next, on top of, onward, over, resting on, situated on, supported, touching, toward, upon, with

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A moving amber dot matrix sign would be illegal under the lighting regulations, its as simple as that.

http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si1989/Uksi_19891796_en_1.htm

Exactly my point...Onboard means just that, to Travel On Something, whether it be a Car, Aeroplane, Boat or Train....u would still say On or onboard even though in reality you are usually riding within such vehicles...

lights are red....

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Then you would have to be a Police vehicle or a Fire control / command vehicle, which I believe your not.