Can these vehicles (looks like some kind of cherry picker) be legally
driven on the public highway?

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&so.... 05,,0,20.78

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Adam

Adam wrote:
Can these vehicles (looks like some kind of cherry picker) be legally
driven on the public highway?

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&so.... 05,,0,20.78

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Adam

there are exemptions to usual vehicle rules for things like steam rollers,
road repair vehicles and the like so I expect it would come in that lot.

Can these vehicles (looks like some kind of cherry picker) be legally
driven on the public highway?

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&so.... 05,,0,20.78


there are exemptions to usual vehicle rules for things like steam rollers,
road repair vehicles and the like so I expect it would come in that lot.


But surely they should have some safety gear on like a hard hat and
hi-vis, at least?

But surely they should have some safety gear on like a hard hat and
hi-vis, at least?

I'm more surprised that Google's facial recognition software has failed
to blur all 3 faces in that shot (the 2 on the blue device + the cab
driver). The blue device and its operators may have been dropped there
from a passing UFO (or off the back of a lorry). But for Google to go
wrong............
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R

"Mrcheerful" wrote

there are exemptions to usual vehicle rules for things like steam rollers,
road repair vehicles and the like so I expect it would come in that lot.

Most road repairing vehicles still have to be registered and carry an index
mark, although usually they are exempt from vehicle excise duty or it's
charged at zero.

John.

Looks like one of those that you tow to site.

"Adam" wrote in message
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Can these vehicles (looks like some kind of cherry picker) be legally
driven on the public highway?

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&so.... 05,,0,20.78

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Adam

On Wed, 23 Sep 2009 14:15:44 +0100, Adam wrote:

Can these vehicles (looks like some kind of cherry picker) be legally
driven on the public highway?

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&so.... 05,,0,20.78

yes but they are limited in the distance they are permitted to travel.
You will often see farm vehicles and factory forklifts/cranes etc. on
the public highway. They are permitted subject to certain conditions.

On Wed, 23 Sep 2009 14:31:05 +0100, Adam wrote:


Can these vehicles (looks like some kind of cherry picker) be legally
driven on the public highway?

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&so.... 05,,0,20.78


there are exemptions to usual vehicle rules for things like steam rollers,
road repair vehicles and the like so I expect it would come in that lot.


But surely they should have some safety gear on like a hard hat and
hi-vis, at least?

Why?
Do you wear a hard hat in your car?

Can these vehicles (looks like some kind of cherry picker) be legally
driven on the public highway?

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&so.... 05,,0,20.78

there are exemptions to usual vehicle rules for things like steam rollers,
road repair vehicles and the like so I expect it would come in that lot.

But surely they should have some safety gear on like a hard hat and
hi-vis, at least?

Why?
Do you wear a hard hat in your car?

No, I have crush zones (and lights).

On 23 Sep, 14:31, Adam wrote:
Can these vehicles (looks like some kind of cherry picker) be legally
driven on the public highway?

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&so...ode=&q=padding...

there are exemptions to usual vehicle rules for things like steam rollers,
road repair vehicles and the like so I expect it would come in that lot.

But surely they should have some safety gear on like a hard hat and
hi-vis, at least?

does he look like hes on a building site? Theres no legal requirement
for H+S gear to be worn outside the working area.
McKevvy