nunny.bdsc

New Member

• Jan 31, 2011

• #1

any one read the article regarding the road traffic act ,even if the lands private without the proper set up the road traffic act can come into play,suprised me defo worth a read,,so if the pay n play site is not set up as it should be you could get done for speeding,wreckless driving etc,,

 

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paul_c

New Member

• Jan 31, 2011

• #2

Nope, I don't buy or read that magazine. Can you scan it in for us?

 

nunny.bdsc

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• Jan 31, 2011

• #3

paul_c said:

Nope, I don't buy or read that magazine. Can you scan it in for us?

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i dont have a scanner,maybe someone on here could scan and paste it on here,for all to see, if not pm me your adress and i will cut it out and post it you,the article suprised me

 

RikWilson

New Member

• Feb 2, 2011

• #4

I'll scan it and post it in work tomorrow for you.

 

joe1972

Well-Known Member

• Feb 2, 2011

• #5

Yeah, got my copy of LRM through the letterbox the other day.
An interesting article

 

Griffdowg

New Member

• Feb 2, 2011

• #6

nunny.bdsc said:

any one read the article regarding the road traffic act ,even if the lands private without the proper set up the road traffic act can come into play,suprised me defo worth a read,,so if the pay n play site is not set up as it should be you could get done for speeding,wreckless driving etc,,

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Probably only come into play if the matter was serious.

think about what would happen if you ran someone over at a P&P and put them in hospital or worse, killed them. Im pretty sure the police would come asking questions and the road traffic act would apply.

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DTd5

Active Member

• Feb 3, 2011

• #7

I haven't seen the article, but I think that this is a bit of a red herring as you regardless of where you are you have a duty of care to others at all times under Civil Law. So as Griffdowg has indicated, if you injure or harm someone, you should expect to be prosecuted or sued one way or another.

Also the owner or tennant of the land has a duty to provide a safe environment for those on hi land, and crazily this even includes a duty towards trespassers.

 

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paul_c

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• Feb 20, 2011

• #8

BUMP - can someone scan it in please?

 

marc7

Active Member

• Feb 20, 2011

• #9

paul_c said:

BUMP - can someone scan it in please?

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go buy it £5 aint 2 much:screaming_bug_eye_f

 

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paul_c

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• Feb 20, 2011

• #10

marc7 said:

go buy it £5 aint 2 much:screaming_bug_eye_f

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Why should I waste £5 on that utter ****e, when I can get far more absorbent and cost-effective loo roll which I don't need to cut up into squares? In any case, someone else has scanned it in now.

 

nunny.bdsc

New Member

• Feb 20, 2011

• #11

could the said article be put on here for everyone to get an insight,i dont have scanner or i would

 

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G-man

BBQ king

• Feb 20, 2011

• #12

check the other thread i put it up there

 

marc7

Active Member

• Feb 20, 2011

• #13

paul_c said:

Why should I waste £5 on that utter ****e, when I can get far more absorbent and cost-effective loo roll which I don't need to cut up into squares? In any case, someone else has scanned it in now.

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:lol:tight arse :clap2:

 

adamjf

New Member

• Mar 9, 2011

• #14

from a police point of view I would say the law would only come in if there was complaints about manner of driving or you where acting in a way that was putting people at risk. Other than that I dont see how it aplies