I remember my step-father making me inhale his second hand smoke, when I was 10 years old. If I opened the window, he would tell me to close it, or if I complained he'd tell me to shut up. So yeah, I'm in favour of banning smoking in cars, but in the real world, it just wouldn't work. Making children inhale smoke in the same manner as happened to me would be regarded these days as child abuse, but back in the 70's, it was normal. I absolutely detest smokers; they are selfish as they risk the health of others. I have no sympathy when I see a crowd of smokers shivering in the rain outside a pub. If anything smoking should be confined to the privacy of your own house and banned from ALL public places.Originally Posted by Win2Win
Well the human rights fools will say yes, it's their car they can do what they want, but what about the rights of non-smokers in the car, we know passive smoking can kill, and vehicles are small enclosed areas. But more importantly is it not a safety issue when they are driving? If anyone can find any research on this publish it here please.
