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Good idea Lud. I used to do that with my CSMA stickers - it filled in the gap in the sun visors nicely.
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I used to put my tax disc there to reduce screen clutter. One day some fool told me the disc had to be down on the left like everyone else's. I paid no attention.
However these days one has to have (in this town) council bumf on the windscreen too. So now I have a couple of things over on the left.
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Tax disc (with advertising extra bit). Resident's parking permit. Resident's (or rather, worker's) parking permit for work. Resident's permit for second home in country/pad in town. Swiss motorway sticker (can't be removed).
Can't see out any more.
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Tax disc (with advertising extra bit). Resident's parking permit. Resident's (or rather, worker's) parking permit for work. Resident's permit for second home in country/pad in town. Swiss motorway sticker (can't be removed). Can't see out any more.
That's just the start. Raise you a Dartford Crossing toll tag, the speed camera detector, the speed camera detector's laser detector, the speed camera's GPS aerial, and an air freshener dangling tastefully from the rear view mirror.
Fortunately my sat-nav is integrated, otherwise I would have an aftermarket jobbie obscurring my vision too.
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Worry beads? St Christopher medal? Statue of some religious icon with LED eyes glued to the top of the facia?
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I used to put my tax disc there to reduce screen clutter. >>One day some fool told me the disc had to be down on the left like everyone else's. I paid no attention.
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www.dvla.gov.uk/vehicles/gen_info.htm
"When and where should I display the licence?
A licence comes into force on the day it is issued. But, if you apply for a licence in advance, it comes into force on the first day of the following month and you should not display it on your vehicle until then. You must display the disc on the near side (passenger side) of your vehicle?s windscreen. If the vehicle does not have a windscreen, the disc should be displayed on the near side of the vehicle."
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