J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by daved

a bmw owner who lives in France posted it on the Club forum

another post on the same forum
"I too checked with the AA and was told one for each passenger.
I then checked with an ex pat friend of mine in France and he confirmed with MF's view that it is one jacket per seating capacity and the driver's one must be accessible to the driver before leaving the car.

An on the spot fine of 130 Euros can be expected if the necessary jackets are not being carried.

I too have now bought another three even though there are only ever going to be two people in the car during our time in France"

i copy this info from another forum ..it might be of interest

French law now requires that all vehicles carry one warning triangle, and one approved ('EU' marked) reflective waistcoat or jacket for each potential passenger - not just for those currently travelling in the car.

Ian Wickham wrote:

Eileen dolan wrote:Hi Daved ,Yes we went to prato nevosa as their lifts stayed open - we weren't as impressed with it although it was more self contained,it had the purpose-built! atmosphere.Again as I said it depends on what you prefer-To us and bear in mind we are novices and have nothing to compare it to,the ski-area in limone peimonte seems much more expansive and varied.Its great for the short transfer time and ease of getting in and out of the airport.let me know if you have any other queries

Do you live in a Castle 8) :lol: 8) :lol:

Its a Tuesday morning and maybe I am a little slow but I have read the above 3 time and all I can say is ....what?? castle??

Well i thought I was the only one that lead an exciting life...but it seems that you lot do too...I seem to have sent the whole evening writing letters and going on the forum for my main obsession ,my little old BMW..ah well things might get better..it could snow!

thanks for the feedback Eileen.I am glad you enjoyed yourself ...I am particularly interested as i am thinking of going next January..if Ryanair still run the flights ...did you get to go anywhere else to ski as you said you might

6 days zermatt in December
6 days in samoens in january
and 6 days in Val Thorens in March
not too bad but getting a bit pricey so I am looking for bargains for next year limone de pidmonte ..looks good value got to see if ryanair are still flying to cuneo though

6 days zermatt in December
6 days in samoens in january
and 6 days in Val Thorens in March
not too bad but getting a bit pricey so I am looking for bargains for next year limone de pidmonte ..looks good value got to see if ryanair are still flying to cuneo though

Grand Massif fits the bill! 1hr from Geneva lots of long blue/reds try Morillon as Flaine is a bit stark and charmless but the other resorts in the area are OK (Les Carroz and Samoens)..and yes there is a green run there!

http://www.grand-massif.com/gm2009/?lang=en#sejournez

on further thoughts definitely Morillon ..but look at the posts on this site to see what they say