yes! Mwah ha ha. The people you submitted it to won't see it like that, just the motorist you slap a ticket on. Please do it while you're on your bike, film it and post it on here.
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Do you describe yourself as a cyclist when applying for jobs?
Still can't see the need to mention cycling? Only whether you have a licence or not.
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classic33
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I questioned the requirement for the driving license as the job is done on foot.
I have in the past stated my means of getting to/from work as cycling, where the work has been during antisocial hours.
This included one of 8 split shifts over 4 days(Friday-Monday), allowing me 250 miles of cycling during those 4 days.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
If he has to travel to different areas or districts, they would probably want to know how he would get there is he doesnt drive, so that is probably why he would have to give them that info. I don't think they stay in must one area. They move around
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classic33
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Offices are based centrally, but your own means of transport is required to travel to all the areas covered.
To do this, they feel you need to be able to drive there.
That's retarded.
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classic33
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So you'd have no problem cycling 17 miles each way then?
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classic33
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I'd assume the same question would be there so long as a person uses their own vehicle.
fabregas485
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Depending on the range/area you are expected to cover while in the job, being able to drive or not could be a factor. There are some near me who are purely walking wardens as they cover a few streets. There are then others who seem to cover the whole town, which ride motorcycles.
Good luck however
Good luck however
fabregas485
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You did not think about this statement did you?
You should notify your insurers of any change of use, for example from SD&P to business use.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
screenman, post: 3075354, member: 3710"]You should notify your insurers of any change of use, for example from SD&P to business use.[/QUOTE]
Changing the subject, a person can have SD&P including commuting to and from work. It would probably add a tiny amount to your annual premium if anything.
Changing the subject, a person can have SD&P including commuting to and from work. It would probably add a tiny amount to your annual premium if anything.
