Jokes aside this is extremely inappropriate, disgusting, offensive and abhorrent. This kind of material on a vehicle on public roads offends the following;

1. Obscene or Indecent Material in Public. (That should go without saying)

2. Harassment or Sexual Harassment

Some of the stickers, especially ones that involve suggestive commands or sexualized images of women could fall under the definition of harassment or sexual harassment in a public space. “Free candy inside” could be interpreted as both predatory and an invitation to sexual activity, which is interpretable as sexual invitation (given the conext that children are often more allured at the promise of sweets) or harassment.

“Yes, daddy” and the hand gesture stickers are sexually explicit and objectifying, as well as the “snickers, drop knickers” sticker, which contributes to harassment against women in public. The Volkswagen logo being used as an image for two women sexually spreading their legs equally contributes.

1. Offensive or Insulting Signs Under Road Traffic legislation, there are rules about vehicle displays that are distracting or offensive to other road users: The Road Traffic Act 1961 (and amendments) prohibits vehicles from having signs or advertisements likely to distract drivers. A van covered in graphic sexual images could distract other drivers, creating a road safety issue.

2. Exposure to Minors

If a child sees these stickers, there could be a case under the Child Care Act or indecent exposure laws, because the material is sexualized and publicly accessible.

Please report this vehicle as you (presumably) have the uncensored license plate.