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A one-liner on the back of your car gets read more often than any post you've ever written. Twenty ideas for bad parkers, tailgaters and your own driving — and which stickers in the range fit each one.

A sticker isn't finished until someone reads it who wasn't expecting it. We stuck our eight best designs exactly where they belong — and watched what happened.

One sticker on its own isn't a gift. Three together are. How to put a set together that doesn't look random, and what to add so it actually lands.

Folders last forever, lunchboxes don't. Which school supplies are worth it, why the inside beats the outside, and where the line to a chat with the school sits.

Stickers age even before they're stuck down. Why the drawer next to the radiator is the worst spot, what moisture does to the backing paper, and how to keep a collection tidy without ruining it.

Rear window, yes. Bonnet, better not. Which panels on a car actually work, what your MOT test and the rules really say, and why the lease return date is the real question.

Red goes first, blue lasts longest. What UV rays actually do to printing ink, why the compass direction matters, and how long a sticker really stays sharp outdoors.

The temperature while you're sticking decides how long it lasts — not the temperature afterwards. What rain, frost and salt do to a sticker, and which surfaces cause trouble.

Dishwasher, car wash, microfibre cloth: what a sticker can take and what wrecks it in one go — sorted by whatever it is you're trying to clean.

The hardest surface in daily life. Why curved surfaces have a size limit, where the hand grabs every single time, and why the dishwasher ends it all in two weeks.