If you got a speeding ticket or three points, would you expect your passenger to share the penalty?
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TourVanMan TM < Ex RF >
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...Her friend took another friend out in her car for visit to somewhere or other ..
well the 1st friend should have made the conditions of transport quite clear to the 2nd friend.
or found a better safer place to park her car.
remember, if the fisrt friend was involved in an accident which was then proved to her fault, then if the 2nd friend had been injured, you can bet your bottom penny that the 2nd friend would have sued the 1st friend for damages.
two morals of this story:
don't give lifts to friends if you expect them to share your pain.
a friend in need is a indeed a friend not to be.
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If you got a speeding ticket or three points would you expect your passenger to share the penalty?
LOL, depends if they've got a licence to put the points on ;o)
Forgot to say in my previous answer, I wouldn't expect nor ask a "friend" to pay (but the MIL, yes :-O ).
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What an absurd idea.
When you have a car you have a car, and everything that comes with it.
When you take a friend shopping or to the pub in it, do you ask them for a percentage of petrol, running costs, depreciation and so on? Perhaps you do, but most people don't.
Put it another way. You are in a taxi, paying mileage. The taxi crashes or is run into. Do you expect the driver to demand compensation from you?
Barney's wife's friend is unreasonable and greedy.
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The only moral responsibilty passengers have is to behave and keep quiet when I'm driving.
All the rest is hot air.imo.
madf
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What an absurd idea.
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I'd quote your post for clarity, but I mustn't. Readers press lots of buttons to refer to previous posts, please.
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