ER - Probably stating the obvious but..........

[Deeman]

Its a bit tight on space with the panels stowed, petrol can, tools, French eurocrap stuff (vis jackets and all that) ain't it!! I'm definitely taking my mini-fridge for the car though...

[TurboTony]

Keep the high vis jackets in the passenger compartment - you have to put them on as you get out of the car in an emergency and you could be fined if you do not. Gives you room for another bottle of beer in the boot!

[Barry S1]

Just get Glen to pack for you

[phillpot]

TurboTony said:

Keep the high vis jackets in the passenger compartment !

Standard fitment on the rare and exclusive S3 "Touring"

[mk1fan]

And the breathalyser kits.

Been refitting the interior today. Map pockets machine gunned everywhere. Usb sockets done. Gear gaiter done.

sorted out the spare bulbs too.

just the exhaust to finish and the other mirror to fit.

[Top Gear TVR]

Seriously - how us a high viz gonna help? You can't fix a car with china nylon

[AutoAndy]

Not sure about the requirement for breathalysers now,
I understand that it is law but it is officially not enforced. ...seriously

[Longers]

It's a bit of a grey area Andy but I think you're right.

They only cost a couple of quid & do not take up too much room so my view is it's easier to carry them to keep Le Plod happy than leave them at home

More info here

The RAC said:

Breathalysers/alcohol test (As of January 2013 the French government announced that the introduction of an €11 fine has been postponed indefinitely)

[Top Gear TVR]

does it contain a long white line - to traverse when inebriated?