From: Bruce Kalin (convoy@mtaofnj.us)
Date: Tue Jan 17 2006 - 07:06:38 PST
Actually, I thought it might relate to a "Senior Citizen," occupant,
In fact, if anyone does come up with one of these signs, I think I
Jim Webster wrote:
i.e., "Baby on Board." It would be a type of warning, to be aware that
the driver of the vehicle might not be able to see, hear, or even react
in various situations, such as pulling out of a parking space, or
stopping at red lights.
should put it on the bumper of my truck, rather than the dash :-)
Bruce
>> Hi Sonny & List,
>>
>> Apologies for not putting text of card in original email. I presumed
>> that y'all would know what was on it!
>>
>> Any how text on card is something like this:-
>>
>> SENIOR OCCUPANT
>> IS
>> RESPONSIBLE FOR
>> ENSURING SAFE OPERATION
>> OF THIS
>> VEHICLE
>> (Reference: USAREUR Suppl 1
>> to A385-55)
>> AE LABEL B2 1 FEB (?)
>
>
> Was I the only one that thought this related to 'Senior' as in
> pensioner rather than 'Senior' as in rank?
>
-- Bruce Kalin East Coast Convoy Coordinator USMCMTA, MVPA, MTANJ, NCMVPA
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