No what I'm laughing at and clearly you missed the point is you seem to think that someone that pays insurance to drive on public roads should have another insurance policy to cycle on public roads and another one for their kids.
Should pedestrians, joggers etc have insurance?
Unless you're walking in rural Ireland, in which case, for way too much of it, the road is also the footpath
No, it doesn't.
No, it's pointing out that if you're having the criteria that "They should be paying insurance for using the public roads like everyone else and should have number plates front and rear" because "People who use public roads have liability to use such a facility." , then that includes pedestrians in an awful lot of the country.
So people walking on public roads where there are no footpaths or “yellow lines” should have insurance?
If you don't think pedestrians don't meander onto the middle of the road, may I suggest you pay a visit to St. Patrick's Street in Cork? I think you might find it interesting.
