I rode extra slow and careful, to be low profile for ease of people getting past.... but that's not what I was on about... where I see a "no cycling" sign, I do get off and walk
care to show any instances of people being fined across the UK ? The Lincolnshire CC is on record as saying there are often good safety reasons to ride on the pavement, so their policy is to not prosecute.. I take it he means that are many kilometres of paths rarely used by pedestrians and that hes not endorsing cycling on busy streets
Between the dates 01/01/2022 to 31/12/2022: âą How many cyclists were issued a fixed penalty notice for jumping a red light? âą How many cyclists were issued a fixed penalty notice for riding on the pavement? âą How many cyclists were issued a fixed penalty notice for any other traffic offence (not listed above)?
Our Response: Please see the below table for the requested information. West Yorkshire Pedal Cycle Offences, 01/01/2022 to 31/12/2022 CCCJS OFFENCE CODE CCCJS OFFENCE DESCRIPTON NUMBER OF INCIDENTS HY35006 Ride a pedal cycle on a footpath 6 RT88968 Ride a pedal cycle on a road and fail to comply with the indication given by a traffic sign 4 2024 West Yorkshire Police
cheers@@gjbspark , I wasn't aware that FPNs were introduced in 1999 cos I was out of the country then. It seems that in many many regions the number of FPNs for pavement is very low eg in Lincolnshire in 2022 it wa 2. And I am guessing that actually happened in pedestrianised zones rather than normal pavement. Cos in Humberside no FOI stats are available, but newspapers do refer to a handful of FPNs in Grimsby pedestrian zone. Here's guidance info \\ When FPNs were introduced for pavement cycling in 1999, Home Office Minister Paul Boateng issued guidance saying that: âThe introduction of the fixed penalty is not aimed at responsible cyclists who sometimes feel obliged to use the pavement out of fear of traffic and who show consideration to other pavement users when doing so. Chief police officers who are responsible for enforcement, acknowledge that many cyclists, particularly children and young people, are afraid to cycle on the road, sensitivity and careful use of police discretion is required.â The Home Office guidance was re-affirmed in 2014 by the then Cycling Minister Robert Goodwill, who agreed that the police should use discretion in enforcing the law .. //
My daughter got hit my a cyclist riding on the foot path. If i see people riding on tge foot path i always ask them to either get off the bike or ride on the road.
How is this poor cycling justified??? Through a red light cross-junction at 0:11 followed by riding along a pavement being used by pedestrians at 0:24. What are you trying to prove???
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I rode extra slow and careful, to be low profile for ease of people getting past.... but that's not what I was on about... where I see a "no cycling" sign, I do get off and walk
Get off and walk the bike when on the pavement! No excuses
@@georgehillman5767 where I see a "no cycling" sign I always do
All pavements are for people not cycles unless marked for cycling, its not hard.
It literally doesnât matter Karenâs will be Karenâs
All pavements are no cycling.... Unless indicated otherwise
That's ! minute 36 seconds I'm never going to get back
đ.... are you including the time it took to write that message? đ
Get off the pavement!
Grow up
Not everyone knows the rules of the road, especially young people
You to got off the pavement with your car.
riding a cycle on the pavement IS ILLEGAL,
fines range between ÂŁ30 and ÂŁ2500...yes really
care to show any instances of people being fined across the UK ? The Lincolnshire CC is on record as saying there are often good safety reasons to ride on the pavement, so their policy is to not prosecute.. I take it he means that are many kilometres of paths rarely used by pedestrians and that hes not endorsing cycling on busy streets
Between the dates 01/01/2022 to 31/12/2022:
âą How many cyclists were issued a fixed penalty notice for jumping a red light?
âą How many cyclists were issued a fixed penalty notice for riding on the pavement?
âą How many cyclists were issued a fixed penalty notice for any other traffic offence (not listed above)?
Our Response:
Please see the below table for the requested information.
West Yorkshire Pedal Cycle Offences, 01/01/2022 to 31/12/2022
CCCJS OFFENCE CODE
CCCJS OFFENCE DESCRIPTON
NUMBER OF INCIDENTS
HY35006
Ride a pedal cycle on a footpath
6
RT88968
Ride a pedal cycle on a road and fail to comply with the indication given by a traffic sign
4
2024 West Yorkshire Police
cheers@@gjbspark , I wasn't aware that FPNs were introduced in 1999 cos I was out of the country then. It seems that in many many regions the number of FPNs for pavement is very low eg in Lincolnshire in 2022 it wa 2. And I am guessing that actually happened in pedestrianised zones rather than normal pavement. Cos in Humberside no FOI stats are available, but newspapers do refer to a handful of FPNs in Grimsby pedestrian zone.
Here's guidance info
\\ When FPNs were introduced for pavement cycling in 1999, Home Office Minister Paul Boateng issued guidance saying that:
âThe introduction of the fixed penalty is not aimed at responsible cyclists who sometimes feel obliged to use the pavement out of fear of traffic and who show consideration to other pavement users when doing so. Chief police officers who are responsible for enforcement, acknowledge that many cyclists, particularly children and young people, are afraid to cycle on the road, sensitivity and careful use of police discretion is required.â
The Home Office guidance was re-affirmed in 2014 by the then Cycling Minister Robert Goodwill, who agreed that the police should use discretion in enforcing the law .. //
What didnât seem right?
Grow up
@@HowTheLittlePiggiesWillGrunt lol what? I'm lost as well what was the issue? Customer was a little grumpy but nothing dodgy?
My daughter got hit my a cyclist riding on the foot path. If i see people riding on tge foot path i always ask them to either get off the bike or ride on the road.
Bit of a trek for that delivery to mr grumpy
Please don't ride on the pavement.
@@AyyRainer Get off & walk is the best option in these situations
Grow up
You was very fast on that bikeđđBUT JAM SORRY WHAT DID I MISS???
well đ 10 x replay helped
WTF was that BS?
How is this poor cycling justified??? Through a red light cross-junction at 0:11 followed by riding along a pavement being used by pedestrians at 0:24. What are you trying to prove???
Please ride where you want, we need proper cycling infrastructure in this country!
NBL. Norwegian bike lift.