I'm so old I Remember when:

[kikiruru]

Remember the cardboard hand on a spring on the dashboard that waved at everybody?

Or the hula dancer

 

[jxp]

With about 35 years driving experience that's unlikely to happen to me less a well timed blowout or something. With 13 of those years about 9 hours each workday in a major Metropolitan city with crazy drivers all around and zero wrecks

Hope you didn't just jinx yourself.

 

[sourland]

Or the hula dancer

I have a 'hula dancer' rooster affixed to my dash. Got him in Maui.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

I have a 'hula dancer' rooster affixed to my dash. Got him in Maui.

Picture?

 

[sourland]

Picture?

Pictures? Me?

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Pictures? Me?

 

[notabitail]

Remember the cardboard hand on a spring on the dashboard that waved at everybody?

That I can get behind.

 

[SkyAJK]

How? Why? Where do you live?

I am in Australia, and it is a violation of traffic law to stick out feet and arms out of a moving vehicle. Not only a hefty fine for doing that, also losing driver licence points which will take 3 years to get back.

Edit to add more info: We have 12 demerit point for an open driver licence. So if we get a fine for sticking out feet/arms out of a moving vehicle, we get fine and lose some of the demerit point which take 3 years to get back. We still can drive with less than 12 demerit point.

 

[notabitail]

I am in Australia, and it is a violation of traffic law to stick out feet and arms out of a moving vehicle. Not only a hefty fine for doing that, also losing driver licence points which will take 3 years to get back.

What if someone else in the car does it?

 

[SkyAJK]

What if someone else in the car does it?

It is directing at the driver, and if the passenger is the one that sticking their feet out. I don't know if both get the fine or just the person that does it.

I do know that if a passenger in the car and not wear a seat bell, both the driver and the passenger get the fine and lose the demerit point.

The idea is the driver of the vehicle is responsible for everyone in his/her vehicle.