Surely they should be subject to motor tax ?And not just the breakneck speeds but some of them think they're entitled to flouting the rules like cyclists. They seem to think that traffic lights don't really count for them and that footpaths are there for them when some streets are inconveniently one-way against them or too busy with traffic.
Apparently not.Surely they should be subject to motor tax ?
fella passed me on one of them yesterday 5pm , no light or hi viz,Apparently not.
I was talking to a bloke recently who purchased one for 500Euro. He's living in Blackpool and says it's brilliant for getting in and out of town. No tax. No insurance. And he freely admitted that he doesn't follow any one-way systems just drives it where he likes and occasionally even on the footpath too. Says he can get anywhere in town in a matter of minutes. No hills to negotiate either.
Horray.. a new group of road users for SoundY to concentrate his ire onAnd not just the breakneck speeds but some of them think they're entitled to flouting the rules like cyclists. They seem to think that traffic lights don't really count for them and that footpaths are there for them when some streets are inconveniently one-way against them or too busy with traffic.
Surely they should be subject to motor tax ?
Regardless of the type of bike, its speed or whether it requires a push start, the rules are as follows:
- If it can be powered by mechanical or electrical power alone (i.e., it can continue without you pedalling or scooting it) then it is considered to be a ‘mechanically propelled vehicle’ (MPV).
- Under road traffic law if an MPV is used in a public place it is subject to all of the regulatory controls that apply to other vehicles i.e., it must be roadworthy, registered, taxed and insured.
- The driver of the vehicle must hold the appropriate driving licence and is obliged to wear a crash helmet.
They fold up and can be thrown under a desk or cloakroom etc easilyWhat about parking them? I’ve hardly seen any parked on the street. People must be bringing them into their place of work
InterestingThey fold up and can be thrown under a desk or cloakroom etc easily
ChargedInteresting
So you could plug them in at work and make sure they are fully changed before you go home.
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