Chesterfield Online Forum
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Pastitman on November 19, 2014, 04:55:50 PM
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A few times recently, I have noticed some people using their E cigs (or whatever the correct term is ) on buses, usually curled up on the back seat thinking no one can see them. Can,t see the smoker but the cloud of smoke is clear enough. Anyone know what the policy is regarding this new smoking trend in confined spaces.
Buses in question were, Red Arrow, X17 (old one) and No. 51
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The policy for E- Cigs is they are not allowed on any bus service as the smell and smoke are just as bad as a real cigarette which are also banned.
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The use will also be banned in April(?), in Chesterfield Taxis and Private Hire vehicles.
They don't actually bother me even pasively.
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The policy for E- Cigs is they are not allowed on any bus service as the smell and smoke are just as bad as a real cigarette which are also banned.
What he said - but drivers can't usually spot it. We're busy at the pointy end!
If we spend our time watching CCTV, or looking in mirrors at passengers, whilst driving, its tantamount to using a mobile - driving without due care and attention.
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What he said - but drivers can't usually spot it. We're busy at the pointy end!
If we spend our time watching CCTV, or looking in mirrors at passengers, whilst driving, its tantamount to using a mobile - driving without due care and attention.
No way do I blame the drivers, they have enough responsibility.