the family car? by jocko500
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i see a lot of this way down here in Mexico. never see it in the USA. may be other parts of the world it is like this?
oh I saw one just like this with wife and child with the man driving and she was holding a big fish also with the child lol. I missed that shot.
shot taken out the car window. I was not driving
I never noted the forth child in front lol. this is worst than I thought. but that how it is here in Mexico.
thanks for the people who saw this lol
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Nice photo.
Very cute shot, but I would think it would be dangerous for them.
very common in the Philippines and worse.very candid capture Jock
Thats great!
Wow I just notice the second child upfront and mom sidesaddle. No they would not get away with that here. You can't even let a child ride in the back of a truck or the front sit of the car lol.
Superb shot Jocko, fine timing, very well done!
Looks like 2 kids and parents. As for helmets... in a perfect world everyone can be perfect and every situation the same, but in a situation where you are just lucky to have a motor bike and a thimble of gas to get to the doctor and back on, the helmet seems not so important. Like here, poor families just looking for a way to stay out of the elements and off the street live in condemned buildings with no heat, running water or electricity... they are put on the street when found where they are rained on, robbed, forced to sleep in bushes and subject to no chance of being clean enough to look for work. But, remember, we got them out of that bad old building that wasn't fit to live in... they must be better off in the bushes then, right?
I never noted the forth child in front lol. this is worst than I thought. but that how it is here in Mexico
Nice Capture!
Very interesting capture, Jock. Not surprising considering that Mexico is a third world country. And here in the USA we ruminate on whether to buy a small car for gas economy or a large one for safety.
excellent capture jocko, things are a lot different in foreign lands compared to the U.S.!:)*5
Wonderful image
a lot of third world countries do similar things like this Great capture
Frightening, but yes, like this in many 3rd World Countries - Thailand for sure!
I didn't notice the young fellow sitting up front. I see the adults use helmets but the children don't.
Very scary!
It is a very good shot here but gives me the willies does anyone today really care for their children makes me wonder why stupid people do this crap.
Excellent shot!!!
Yes you also see a lot of people riding motobikes in europe as well Whis you had got the one with the fish lol
Nice shot Jock, love it a lot!
No helmets for the kids? These people should go straight to jail. But as you note, different places have different mores. Excellent photo journalistic shot.
Amazing photo of how the other half live, how very dangerous it looks, hope they got to where they were going safely. hugs Jane xx
You've just got to hope they all make it home safely... I suspect it's like this in many places... I think I prefer my minivan. Great shot, Jock!
Great capture, but really dangerous for the chidren. A pity !
Now that is cute! I liked the title as well! :) Hope they have a back up though in case of rain! It looks like a fun expedition (though even better with helmets!) on a sunny day for the family indeed! I do hope he goes very slow for safety!
Great shot my friend.
Cool shot my friend!
good capture erland
Well there is a saying I've heard mentioned for this kind of stupidity. It goes, "no brains, no pain"!
Great shot Jocko...I wish I could catch up and put a helmet on the little one. I hope our Lord watches over him this ride.