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In message , Ian
writes How often have you seen a cyclist dismount before using the pavement? They normally ride along the pavement and expect pedestrians to jump out of the way, even though it has been offence for 180 years to ride on the pavement. The police no longer enforce the no cycling on the pavement law as can be clearly seen in dft_foi_037604.pdf. In 1984 there were 1991 successful prosecution for cycling on the pavement. By 2003 there were only 82. Perhaps that's because the police now issue on-the-spot penalty notices rather than prosecuting. This has happened to more than one person I know in recent months. -- Paul Terry |
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