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Cant belive the police stopped a 2yr old in a 3mph batery powered car with his parents with him and said he needed tax and insurance and the DVLA confirmed that the police are correct as well, whats this shit country coming to, kacey has a battery operated car thing it only does 2mph fucking idiots
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Yep - state controlled fucking lunacy. Old dears round here drive their disabled carts like they nicked 'em......................
Law got fuck all else to do, like catching rapists and kiddie fiddlers, or doing 31 in a 30 ?? Fuck off..........
Law got fuck all else to do, like catching rapists and kiddie fiddlers, or doing 31 in a 30 ?? Fuck off..........
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When I read the article I assumed it was a pedal vehicle, if it's battery powered that's different. Forget the fact it's a 2 year old kid, remember the fact that nothing other than pedestrians and wheelchars are allowed on pavements, for a REASON.
3mph, yep sure, then give it a petrol engine and NOS and Konis... etc. etc. etc. where do you draw the line?? Are the skallies that drive unregistered uninsured quads and motorbikes on the pavement OK too?
3mph, yep sure, then give it a petrol engine and NOS and Konis... etc. etc. etc. where do you draw the line?? Are the skallies that drive unregistered uninsured quads and motorbikes on the pavement OK too?
Originally Posted by Stealth Bomber
When I read the article I assumed it was a pedal vehicle, if it's battery powered that's different. Forget the fact it's a 2 year old kid, remember the fact that nothing other than pedestrians and wheelchars are allowed on pavements, for a REASON.
3mph, yep sure, then give it a petrol engine and NOS and Konis... etc. etc. etc. where do you draw the line?? Are the skallies that drive unregistered uninsured quads and motorbikes on the pavement OK too?
3mph, yep sure, then give it a petrol engine and NOS and Konis... etc. etc. etc. where do you draw the line?? Are the skallies that drive unregistered uninsured quads and motorbikes on the pavement OK too?
Blah blah blah...my kid this, my kid that.
If your son knocked over my nan in his buggy I sure as hell hope there would be some form of insurance involved!!!!!
The vehicle was powered so where do you draw the distinction?
And the officer never actually tried to penalise the kid, they just warned his father and drove off without taking any action.
Police dont make the law. They just enforce it unfortunately
If your son knocked over my nan in his buggy I sure as hell hope there would be some form of insurance involved!!!!!
The vehicle was powered so where do you draw the distinction?
And the officer never actually tried to penalise the kid, they just warned his father and drove off without taking any action.
Police dont make the law. They just enforce it unfortunately
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Originally Posted by Stealth Bomber
When I read the article I assumed it was a pedal vehicle, if it's battery powered that's different. Forget the fact it's a 2 year old kid, remember the fact that nothing other than pedestrians and wheelchars are allowed on pavements, for a REASON.
3mph, yep sure, then give it a petrol engine and NOS and Konis... etc. etc. etc. where do you draw the line?? Are the skallies that drive unregistered uninsured quads and motorbikes on the pavement OK too?
3mph, yep sure, then give it a petrol engine and NOS and Konis... etc. etc. etc. where do you draw the line?? Are the skallies that drive unregistered uninsured quads and motorbikes on the pavement OK too?
a toddler on a buggy driving slowly (max speed is 3mph) under the superviosn of parents on a buggy powered by a tiny battery can in no way be compared to youths who drive dangerously and wrecklessly with no concern for other people. I dont even know why any sane person would even attempt to put a petrol engine and konis in a plastic buggy designed for a child so won't even bother with that one

Matt, what about cyclists? they pose more of a threat to your nan than my little girl on her buggy i guarentee it, and they done have tax, insurance, and to date i have never seen a case where there was a casualty as a result of a runaway toddler mowing down pedistrians (although i am now thinking of fitting spikes to kaceys buggy in order to clear queues in Asda
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thats wrong there lee, any cycle with a wheel size LOWER than 20ins wheels IS allowed on the pavement and IS NOT allowed on the road, cause its classed as a kids bike and for a age range of under 6years of age
it did used to be 20ins wheels and below but some people discovered that BMX's are actually 20ins wheel in diamiter
now before ANYONE claims otherwise this was looked into when i got done for playing with my bmx on the pavement out side my old cycle shop by a tosser who gave me a 20 quid fine, the LCC actually backed me that time
they never on me getting done for a red light,,,,,,,,, i was stupid enough to stop i supose when the beat walker tosser only held his hand out as bikes dont have reg plates
it did used to be 20ins wheels and below but some people discovered that BMX's are actually 20ins wheel in diamiter
now before ANYONE claims otherwise this was looked into when i got done for playing with my bmx on the pavement out side my old cycle shop by a tosser who gave me a 20 quid fine, the LCC actually backed me that time
they never on me getting done for a red light,,,,,,,,, i was stupid enough to stop i supose when the beat walker tosser only held his hand out as bikes dont have reg plates
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im sorry but do we know the situation? how do we know it wasnt a family of pikeys and this kid was out in the street all the time crashing into peoples cars in his little buggy so the neighbours had enough and complained and the old bill did the only thing they could, ie warn the parents?
don't all go jumping on the bandwagon, the papers only say what they thing makes a good story, we DON'T know the specifics, we are just lead to believe that this harmless little child was punished by a cock of a policeman
don't all go jumping on the bandwagon, the papers only say what they thing makes a good story, we DON'T know the specifics, we are just lead to believe that this harmless little child was punished by a cock of a policeman
Originally Posted by Jim Galbally
don't all go jumping on the bandwagon, the papers only say what they thing makes a good story, we DON'T know the specifics, we are just lead to believe that this harmless little child was punished by a cock of a policeman
But this is PassionFord.
Originally Posted by Poom
Do the old grannies have tax, mot and insurance on their battery things? I got my foot ran over by one once! 
Also what about manual and electric wheel chairs?

Also what about manual and electric wheel chairs?
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Originally Posted by b19bal
thats wrong there lee, any cycle with a wheel size LOWER than 20ins wheels IS allowed on the pavement and IS NOT allowed on the road, cause its classed as a kids bike and for a age range of under 6years of age
it did used to be 20ins wheels and below but some people discovered that BMX's are actually 20ins wheel in diamiter
now before ANYONE claims otherwise this was looked into when i got done for playing with my bmx on the pavement out side my old cycle shop by a tosser who gave me a 20 quid fine, the LCC actually backed me that time
they never on me getting done for a red light,,,,,,,,, i was stupid enough to stop i supose when the beat walker tosser only held his hand out as bikes dont have reg plates

it did used to be 20ins wheels and below but some people discovered that BMX's are actually 20ins wheel in diamiter
now before ANYONE claims otherwise this was looked into when i got done for playing with my bmx on the pavement out side my old cycle shop by a tosser who gave me a 20 quid fine, the LCC actually backed me that time
they never on me getting done for a red light,,,,,,,,, i was stupid enough to stop i supose when the beat walker tosser only held his hand out as bikes dont have reg plates

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