UK: kissing banned at station drop-off

[jamesontheroad]

Source: http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Warringto...t_Cheshire_Stop

Rail Couples Told 'No Kissing' At Station4:37pm UK, Monday February 16, 2009

Lovers parting at a Cheshire rail station may find themselves caught in a dangerous liaison - especially if they share a kiss under the 'No Kissing' sign.

The sign has got tongues wagging - but only in the permissible way

 

[GG-1]

Source: http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Warringto...t_Cheshire_Stop

Rail Couples Told 'No Kissing' At Station4:37pm UK, Monday February 16, 2009

Lovers parting at a Cheshire rail station may find themselves caught in a dangerous liaison - especially if they share a kiss under the 'No Kissing' sign.

The sign has got tongues wagging - but only in the permissible way

Aloha

Another video on this site about Crossing safety is worth looking at. Mahalo to jamesbrownonthe road for providing the link

 

[George Harris]

Source: http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Warringto...t_Cheshire_Stop

Rail Couples Told 'No Kissing' At Station4:37pm UK, Monday February 16, 2009

Lovers parting at a Cheshire rail station may find themselves caught in a dangerous liaison - especially if they share a kiss under the 'No Kissing' sign.

The sign has got tongues wagging - but only in the permissible way

They have got to be kidding! ! ! The more or less official name for the passenger drop of lane at commuter stations in the US is, "Kiss and ride." Even after 36 years of marriage, we still comply.