Police and warranty work
Nov. 1st, 2006 10:06 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sobriqueWhen I was bimbling around Allans Ford in Coventry, I noticed rather a lot of police cars parked in the car park. When commenting upon this to the sales person, he mentioned that for some reason police cars get rather a lot of warranty work in their first year or two. Who'da thought it?
On an unrelated note, if the sun is in your eyes in the morning, then it is also in the eyes of the driver behind you. Thus it's probably a good idea to turn your lights on, so your car stands out. Yes, it might be daylight and it might be bright, but additional contrast so your car stands out means you're less likely to get someone driving into the back of you.
On an unrelated note, if the sun is in your eyes in the morning, then it is also in the eyes of the driver behind you. Thus it's probably a good idea to turn your lights on, so your car stands out. Yes, it might be daylight and it might be bright, but additional contrast so your car stands out means you're less likely to get someone driving into the back of you.
