So one day we had a three hour drive and she was doing work form the passenger seat.

I've heard recently where a passenger tried to get on with their "Emotional Support Peacock" and the airline just said "NO".

The driver claimed later he lost 70% the hearing in his right ear and half the vision in his right eye.I know this because I was the only passenger on that bus who stayed with the driver.

It's basically saying that you, as a landlord, are presumed to have a high propensity towards discrimination, so we're going to enact legislation that removes your ability to choose the tenant so that you are no longer even able to discriminate, whether you would have or not.For example, I get 3 applications that have similar income, job history, rental history, and credit.Person A had dirty clothes on, a passenger seat littered with McDonald's wrappers, didn't take their shoes off until asked to do so, had grime under their finger nails, etc.Person B was a loud mouth type A personality who started telling me how things were going to be.Person C was clean and respectful and asked if it would be alright if they created a mulch bed with plants and flowers in front of the deck.If Person A or Person B sees the house first, and they meet my written objective qualification parameters, I, by law, have to rent to a slob who may trash my house, or a jerk who may cause arguments, disturb neighbors, or make my life difficult in any number of other ways?

Whomever is riding in the passenger seat writes it down and we continue on. 

For example, what happens when you get into a car accident and cause severe harm to the passengers in the other vehicle?

Agents, feel free to educate your first time home buyer about how the business works while your driving around with a client in your passenger seat.

Possibly, or for hiding passengers of the underground railway, or perhaps it's simply an old steam tunnel and there was a shared boiler/heating plant in the neighbourhood at one time.

At least I'd have his side of the story.About motorcycles... establish this rule: "Motorcycles must have exhaust muffling comparable to that ofa passenger car."  

Reminds me of this saying that one would like to do die peacefully in there sleep like there Grandfather did, not screaming in terror like his passengers!