> > > A similar thing has been done here. Owners of cars which are never driven by young people
> > > can display a "25" sticker in the window. If the car is seen being driven by someone who looks
> > > younger than that, it will be investigated.
> >
> > On reflection, I think the scheme I was recalling may have been window stickers, not bumper stickers, too.
> >
> > Ellmyruh, is a plan like this less silly with window stickers than with bumper stickers?
> >
> > Paul
>
> Well, the first things that spring to mind when I hear of window stickers are those yellow signs that say things like, "Baby on Board." I really don't understand the point of them at all.
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> As for being less silly, I think it is about the same. I've seen plenty of window stickers on cars, so I don't think these 'special' stickers would stand out any more. Additionally, the window stickers would be harder to see, especially if a car is driving at 55 mph.
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> Ell"My break from class is over"myruh

I guess they're hoping people will be more careful around them. I mean, which would you rather collide with, a car with only a driver, or a car with a child in it as well?

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