Yes you are right about the Coventry code

What the wikipedia article doesn’t say though is that all Coventry numbers start with 76 (it sort of goes over it with London example)

This means while 024 is the dialing code 02476 is the “unofficial” dialing code

When phone numbers are passed on in person the 76 part is usually dropped as everyone assumes it already (in this case the number would be 687333)

This means on the van that anyone out of the area would need to dial the full number anyway so it doesn’t matter how it was spaced but for anyone local the last part of the number is the important part so it’s kept separate

I agree from a correctness perspective it’s wrong. But it was done intentionally

Probably doesn’t help that i’m not from Coventry!

My original dialing code is 01922 so I’m used to breaking numbers up in that way

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UK_telephone_code_misconceptions

Agree with the strap line comment

We got the printer to crop the image so that it doesn’t show it though it worried me little as i’m not sure how that fits in with Microsoft logo usage guidelines?

Surely they wouldn’t expect us to have the van redone every year?

The SBSC Nascar doesn’t have the strap line on though so hoping that’ll be ok

NASCAR Picture here

I have seen a few comments around regarding the strap line for the UK SBSC – my suggestion with the “UK Partner Qualified for 2008″ text is that Microsoft UK adapt to read “UK Partner Qualified from 2008″.