Who you you report smoking in vehicles to ?

biscit

Azari wrote: »

Unfortunately the idea that people should accommodate those who break the rules is deeply ingrained into society.

It's the idea that expecting people to obey the rules is somehow difficult and pedantic, rather than merely expecting consideration.

I mean honestly someone said "grass up" earlier; are we mature adults or kids in the playground?

malkyh

The smoker should be thrown in jail.

sharnad

goater78 wrote: »

Theres always ways of getting rid of people if you wish. If they do redundancies his name will be on the list. Even if they dont get rid of him they can mess around with his shift patterns and routes. Going external is not a sensible approach. Getting your own company fined would be an idiotic thing to do

It wouldnt be him getting them fined if someone else happened to notice and report it

funkycoldribena

sillygoose wrote: »

Council wardens and uniformed police officers are checking inside the vehicles for used ashtrays and the smell of smoke, and if they find evidence of smoking they will also alert the drivers’ bosses and employers who could also be fined.

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What a sad country this has become.Are we twinned with North Korea nowadays?

Azari

funkycoldribena wrote: »

What a sad country this has become.Are we twinned with North Korea nowadays?

That's one way of looking at it.

Another is that as people have mentioned it may not be wise for the victim to take any action in respect of someone breaking rules that have been put in place to protect their health so it is necessary for the authorities to be pro-active in protecting such people.

Otherwise it's just yet another case of inconsiderate oafs who ignore the law whenever it suits them.