The police were out today nicking cyclists for riding on the wrong path in
the park.
They were neither on skates nor bikes but in a big white van.
Mind you, a bit further along they had the mobile speed camera and were
nicking speeding motorists,
and even further along they had pulled up a lorry driver for I know not what
..
So I suppose they were being even-handed.
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POHB said:
The police were out today nicking cyclists for riding on the wrong path in
the park.
They were neither on skates nor bikes but in a big white van.
Mind you, a bit further along they had the mobile speed camera and were
nicking speeding motorists,
and even further along they had pulled up a lorry driver for I know not what
..
So I suppose they were being even-handed.
Which park? Unless there are specific bylaws it is not illegal to ride
on the pavement in a park. Its only pavements alongside roads that are
illegal (unless they have the magic white paint)--
Tony"The best way I know of to win an argument is to start by being in the
right."
- Lord Hailsham -
POHB said:
The police were out today nicking cyclists for riding on the wrong path in
the park.Which park?, I ask because...(see below)
Quoted message said:
They were neither on skates nor bikes but in a big white van.
Mind you, a bit further along they had the mobile speed camera and were
nicking speeding motorists,
and even further along they had pulled up a lorry driver for I know not whatI know in Richmond park commercial vehicles are banned.
Steve
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Which park? Unless there are specific bylaws it is not illegal to ride on
the pavement in a park. Its only pavements alongside roads that are
illegal (unless they have the magic white paint)Kensington Gardens. There's a permitted route through it and lots of paint
telling you not to go on the other paths.
I got caught a couple of years ago while taking a shortcut. They said that
the parks folks had spent a lot of money on paint and signs and wanted to
make sure they got their money's worth. The police took my name and told me
not to do it again, and fair enough I haven't. -
POHB said:
Quoted message said:
Which park? Unless there are specific bylaws it is not illegal to ride on
the pavement in a park. Its only pavements alongside roads that are
illegal (unless they have the magic white paint)Kensington Gardens. There's a permitted route through it and lots of paint
telling you not to go on the other paths.
I got caught a couple of years ago while taking a shortcut. They said that
the parks folks had spent a lot of money on paint and signs and wanted to
make sure they got their money's worth. The police took my name and told me
not to do it again, and fair enough I haven't.That is illegal then under Royal Parks legislation
--
Tony"The best way I know of to win an argument is to start by being in the
right."
- Lord Hailsham -
POHB said:
Quoted message said:
Which park? Unless there are specific bylaws it is not illegal to ride on
the pavement in a park. Its only pavements alongside roads that are
illegal (unless they have the magic white paint)Kensington Gardens. There's a permitted route through it and lots of paint
telling you not to go on the other paths.
I got caught a couple of years ago while taking a shortcut. They said that
the parks folks had spent a lot of money on paint and signs and wanted to
make sure they got their money's worth. The police took my name and told me
not to do it again, and fair enough I haven't.Royal Park rules allow for children of 10 years and under to cycle on
paths when learning to cycle safely. -
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POHB said:
The police were out today nicking cyclists for riding on the wrong path
in
the park.Which park?, I ask because...(see below)
Quoted message said:
They were neither on skates nor bikes but in a big white van.
Mind you, a bit further along they had the mobile speed camera and were
nicking speeding motorists,
and even further along they had pulled up a lorry driver for I know not
whatI know in Richmond park commercial vehicles are banned.
They should ban all cut-through traffic. Only allow in traffic that
purchases a parking ticket. -
On Fri, 7 Apr 2006 14:28:48 +0100, "elyob" <[email hidden]>
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"Steve Peake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I know in Richmond park commercial vehicles are banned.They should ban all cut-through traffic. Only allow in traffic that
purchases a parking ticket.And bicyles presumably.
(Reminder: bicycles are traffic too)
Tim
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