Doug wrote: Cyclists get done for using pavements but privileged motorists are asked politely not to do it. "Drivers who park on pavements in Derby will be left notices on their windscreens asking them to be more considerate during a new campaign. The crackdown has been prompted by a rise in complaints to Derby City Council about parking on pavements. Some residents said drivers' actions could be dangerous for ...

....googlegroups.com>, Doug says... Cyclists get done for using pavements but privileged motorists are asked politely not to do it. "Drivers who park on pavements in Derby will be left notices on their windscreens asking them to be more considerate during a new campaign. World of difference between parking on a pavement and travelling down it on a bicycle at more than walking speed. -- Conor I only please one person ...

...-8e18-7ae84468ace5@2g2000hsn.googlegroups.com... Cyclists get done for using pavements but privileged motorists are asked politely not to do it. "Drivers who park on pavements in Derby will be left notices on their windscreens asking them to be more considerate during a new campaign.... The law is the same for both. Driving or riding on the pavement is illegal. The legislation dates back to 1835 and applies to any ...

Doug wrote: Cyclists get done for using pavements but privileged motorists are asked politely not to do it. "Drivers who park on pavements in Derby will be left notices on their windscreens asking them to be more considerate during a new campaign. Not very hardcore, people who do it round here are getting tickets. -- Abo

Cyclists get done for using pavements but privileged motorists are asked politely not to do it. "Drivers who park on pavements in Derby will be left notices on their windscreens asking them to be more considerate during a new campaign. The crackdown has been prompted by a rise in complaints to Derby City Council about parking on pavements. Some residents said drivers' actions could be dangerous for disabled people or parents with ...

... should be prosecuted, I think we would all agree with that. Even worse were the two fuckwits I saw on separate occasions, who had sun shields, the type you put on a side window to protect little Tarquin, on the front windscreen. One of them even had a picture of Winnie the Pooh on it, FFS! This pair may have been sat in the drivers seat, but they certainly were not drivers. -- The above post may contain traces of irony

Brimstone wrote: Doug wrote: How motorist parents can expose their children to such dangers, by speeding, is a mystery to me. Is it any wonder that they, and the car culture as a whole, cares little for the lives of others on our roads? Oh look, here Doug having his daily gloat over someone else's tragedy. Doug, do you suffer withdrawal symptoms when there's no child death to gloat over? No response Doug?

... in the seat. It protected her from the force of the impact and amazingly she survived unharmed. Her mother Sarah was also hurled into the air. But, although her head smashed the windscreen of the car which hit her, she too escaped serious injury..." More: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1042558/Caught-camera-The-hor... This incident could have been reported so ...

... > >>>> in the seat. It protected her from the force of the impact and amazingly she survived unharmed. Her mother Sarah was also hurled into the air. But, although her head smashed the windscreen of the car which hit her, she too escaped serious injury..." More: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1042558/Caught-camera-The-hor... This ...

... in the seat. It protected her from the force of the impact and amazingly she survived unharmed. Her mother Sarah was also hurled into the air. But, although her head smashed the windscreen of the car which hit her, she too escaped serious injury..." More: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1042558/Caught-camera-The-hor... This incident ...