Seton’s No Smoking/Electronic Cigarettes Allowed Signs clarify the allowance of e-cigarettes. These multi-message hardwearing vinyl signs:

In Wales, these no smoking signs appear in English and Welsh, such as our ‘It’s against the law to smoke on these premises’ signThis guide sets out a summary of the position under English law on the smoking ban, how it affects the use of company vehicles and how the laws differ in other parts of the UK. England a vehicle is not used at work if it is used primarily for the private purposes of a person who owns it or has a right to use it which is not restricted to a particular journey.

Regulations relating to smoking in company vehicles came into force on 1 July 2007. The position is that: car' is defined as any mechanically-propelled road vehicle which is not a goods vehicle or motorcycle or a vehicle not commonly used as a private vehicle and unsuitable to be used in that way (which might cover vans); Regulations relating to smoking in company vehicles came into force on 2 April 2007. The wording relevant to vehicles does not materially differ to that in England, therefore the law should be applied in the same way. ScotlandSince 1 October 2012, at least 1 legible no-smoking sign must still be displayed but owners and managers are now free to decide the size, design and location of the signs. they define 'private vehicles', which are exempt, as 'any car which is not a public transportation vehicle... and any other vehicle used primarily for private purposes'. The law preventing smoking in business premises in Scotland came into force on 26 March 2006. The rules differ to the law in England in that: a vehicle that would otherwise be smoke free but which has a roof that can be stowed or removed will not be required to be smoke free when the roof is completely stowed or removed