I can't find anything about it on Google either, seems weird.
So whats the point in that then?
Why do people think that making everything "digital" is progress?
Used the new digital pumps for the first time, in Stoke of all olaces.
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The whole point about manual pumps is that it is a dead mans switch with petrol being dangerous and all.
How does this avoid fuel being spilled everywhere?
It isn't really just stick the cap in the trigger. SimpleIn most countries you can apply a catch that allows the pump to fill the car without you needing to hold the trigger. It then clicks itself off when full.
Very frustrating that we don't have this here.
Because no manager ever got a promotion by saying: "You know, the system we have now works well - let's leave it alone". Someone did a big presentation on how digital was the future and you can bet they are on the way up because of it.
And yes, it's utterly -ing stupid.
Don't get me started on electonic handbrales. They are totally and utterly unnecessary and inferior to just pulling it up or releasing it yourself.
I disagree. Both are very useful features.Business is FULL of this kind of thinking :/
I'd also put keyless start/entry and electronic handbrakes on the list of un-needed things that are inferior to what came before them and only created problems.
Business is FULL of this kind of thinking :/
I'd also put keyless start/entry and electronic handbrakes on the list of un-needed things that are inferior to what came before them and only created problems.
I disagree. Both are very useful features.