On Mon, 15 Aug 2016 11:11:31 +0100, Dan S. MacAbre wrote:
T i m wrote:
On Mon, 15 Aug 2016 09:18:20 +0100, dennis@home
wrote:
On 15/08/2016 00:57, James Wilkinson wrote:
Only in the snobbiest towns would anyone do anything about you driving
over your own section of pavement. Why do you think those little ramps
sell so well?
If you find one of those hazards while you are driving you take it to
the tip.
If it reappears you get the council to take it to the tip and issue a fine.
There is enough litter about without little ramps being left about.
Yup.
"Leaving things (including advertising boards) on the highway
According to the Highways Act 1980 ( Section 148 and Section 149) it
is an offence if a person deposits any thing whatsoever on a highway
to the interruption of any user of the highway without lawful
authority or excuse or if the thing constitutes a nuisance or
constitutes a danger to users of the highway (including a danger
caused by obstructing the view) then they they can remove it without
delay and recover the cost of removal from the owner. This can be used
by councils (sometimes) to removed advertising boards."
https://pedestrianliberation.org/the-law-2/
Cheers, T i m
Talking of obstructing the view, there are a few roundabouts near us
which have bushes and trees cultivated on them (they are obviously
maintained, so their presence is not accidental). Not being able to see
over the roundabout is a bit of a bloody nuisance. Do you suppose they
do this on purpose? They seem to like punishing motorists round here.
Send a complaint about the council to the police.
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