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October 27th 05, 06:16 PM
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Red lights in Cricklewood, Harrow and elsewhere
"Richard J." wrote in message Martin Underwood wrote: Tom Anderson wrote in : On Wed, 26 Oct 2005, Richard J. wrote: I was recently told, by a friend who ought to know, that both pushed bicycles and shopping trolleys, and prams, and anything similar, are strictly not legal on the footway. BHCBW. What planet are these law-makers on? Tom's a law maker?? Tom: your friend "who ought to know" -- get him to quote chapter and verse in the law that says that it's illegal to push a pram on the footway. If he can't, then his statement is not credible. -- I think it is in Section 72 of the Highways Act of 1835. That is the law that makes it illegal to cycle on the pavement and I think it extends to all wheeled vehicles. Unfortunately, I can't find it online. Ian |
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