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Old 12-06-2015, 07:25 AM   #207
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
We are going to have to agree to differ, but I would offer a word of friendly advice: should you ever find yourself driving in the UK, don't drive past a police car while holding your water, coffee cup, or anything else, regardless of how safe your spacial awareness tells you it is to do so. There is a high probability that the police officer will not share your viewpoint and you'd end up with a fine.
So do you disagree with the decision of the police to quash the "inappropriate" fine they gave to someone for eating a Kit Kat while driving on the motorway?

I think far too many people forget they are driving something that could cause a fatal accident and don't act accordingly, but eating/drinking while you are driving is not illegal, its not being in control of your car and not driving with proper care and attention that is the issue.

Edited to add: I'm with theducks, while I don't eat or drink very often in the car, if a am doing so while driving, if needed I'd just drop it. I expect most people would?

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