Duh, she was paying cash up front.
If something happens you can usually take the license number and description of the car. Or pass a law you can’t cover your face.
>>>Duh, she was paying cash up front.
If something happens you can usually take the license number and description of the car. Or pass a law you can’t cover your face.<<<
Paying cash upfront is irrelevant. After handing him the cash, she could have pulled out a gun and robbed and possibly killed the cashier.
That law was passed years ago.
The part of her paying first is what I missed. However, at least in my jurisdiction, I need to be able to identify the person on a definitely level, because as far as the police are concerned, it is possible that she parked a block down the street and somebody else, also dressed in an identical burka, took the driving wheel.
Assuming a lack of bigotry on the part of the clerk, I can see an issue of safety of filling up, because the burka would hinder the woman from seeing what she is doing or realizing she was near an ingnition source and catching fire, then suing the station owner.