subject: Planes, Trains and Electronic Cigarettes – No Smoking Doesn't Mean No Vaping [print this page] In those countries that do allow the use of electronic cigarettes, it usually follows that they don't suffer (at least legally) the same restrictions as tobacco cigarettes do in public places. If handled sensitively (with respect to landlords and owners etc) the e cig should be able to be used in most public places. In fact, I know of people who do actually "vape" in their local pubs, at work and on public transport relatively hassle free.
Planes, Trains and Electronic Cigarettes No Smoking Doesn't Mean No Vaping
