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They do not want to deal with French and English for Canada, thats why you see more symbols on our vehicles rather then words.
Same as Europe. So many small countries with different languages so symbols are much easier for productions.
Your probably right, or they just don't want to be sued when someone says, but it doesn't say stop?!? Originally Posted by bobbyzcar
U.S. has one official language.They do not want to deal with French and English for Canada, thats why you see more symbols on our vehicles rather then words.
Same as Europe. So many small countries with different languages so symbols are much easier for productions.
Mine is the same as op
Well to me it's non sense because I've sat in at least a dozen of Euro-spec C63 and all of them (including my own car) have ENGINE START/STOP on the start button.
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Where there are language laws such as Canada, MB decides just to put the symbols and avoid a lawsuit from someone who speaks a language (French in the case of Canada) other then English. In Poland, there may not be any language laws so MB is comfortable with the "Start/Stop" button.
Non safety issue items are labled english on Canadian cars, but my guess is that the start stop button would have to also say "commence/Arrete" to pass our laws.
Non safety issue items are labled english on Canadian cars, but my guess is that the start stop button would have to also say "commence/Arrete" to pass our laws.
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Well to me it's non sense because I've sat in at least a dozen of Euro-spec C63 and all of them (including my own car) have ENGINE START/STOP on the start button.
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