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2026. 7. 21. 작업

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I notice quite a few in LCV's (Customs/Transporters) driving whilst holding an actual cup. Is this a new thing? To have an actual brew cup in hand whilst driving? Normally on the morning commute, so early doors.

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TheJimi said: Tiglon said: TheJimi said: Tiglon said: TheJimi said: You've never understood why it's useful to have somewhere safe to place a drinks container in the car? Hell of a take, but fair enough, I suppose Safe? Do you want a seatbelt for them as well?What's unsafe about putting a bottle on the passenger seat or in the door cubby?A) Yes, safe. I don't want a bottle or other drinks container rolling about on the passenger seat - for obvious reasons. Also, if I have a passenger, I don't want them to have to hold it for me.B) Not all door cubbys have space for a bottle or cup etc.You seriously can't be this obtuse.Edited by TheJimi on Monday 20th July 15:38 I get it, you really like cup holders.A) What are the obvious reasons for not wanting a bottle on the passenger seat? If you have a passenger, they can put it on the floor and pass it to you when you fancy a sip?B) Use smaller bottles in that case, although I don't think I have owned a car in which a bottle can't fit into the door cubby. It's not a big drama.You're getting way too worked up about cup holders. I'm not getting worked up at all, much less too much.If you can't grasp why I find it preferable to have a bottle safely ensconced in a holder rather than have it roll about the passenger seat, hopefully someone with more patience than me will come along and explain it to you. Is it a complicated explanation? If not it probably would have been quicker to just write the explanation instead. Google AI has helpfully informed me that it is dangerous because in the event of an accident it could be propelled forwards and injure a passenger in front of it. Luckily I avoid this eventuality by not allowing passengers to be seated on the dashboard or bonnet.