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    If you start looking into it, the ADR (not that I have made heads or tails out of the actual documents for this issue) is in place to do with the "Head Impact Zone" in an accident.
    ie. the wording (paraphrased -as I said, haven't found it in the ADR docs) is about "height & positioning relative to the steering wheel & head impact zone in a crash".
    So 1 gauge right at the base of pillar & dash should technically be ok, since it is forward & below the top of the steering wheel.
    2 or 3 gauges, running up the pillar however becomes an issue.
    Ironically, the factory grab handle is in the way & would hit you before the pillars!!

    As for Cops, taxi's etc - that is classed differently and to do with them doing their job.
    For GPS - since most of them are suction mounted to the windscreen, and as such considered "Safe" since it will move when your head hits it
    <shrug> load of BS if you ask me, but then read what else people get booked for vs what not.

    Oh, and I'll add a point here that it also depends on the cop. Some will warn, some will discuss, and some will shrug their shoulders and say, "not my problem to determine the legalities. I hand you the ticket & its up to you to prove one way or the other" <dusts off hands and walks away>

    Quote Originally Posted by roofy View Post
    dosen,t make sense realy about the pillar pod,mine dosn,t interfear with my vision
    what about all the little gadgets on the patrol cars like speed cams computers and all the other stuff they have installed

    and there must lots of ppl booked for there gps stuck on the wind screen

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