Would you be fined if you drive across the country you live in , in a lawnmover? - live motorway cameras
This question is inspired by a true story of the United States when an elderly man brought in the Midwest, in three states, his brother. In a lawn mower.
In Ireland and the United Kingdom to stop the police if you are traveling along a sand buggy or lawn mower? On the main street. (not on the highway, a road)
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Live Motorway Cameras Would You Be Fined If You Drive Across The Country You Live In , In A Lawnmover?
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3 comments:
Of course you can not use the roads .... and if the grass could cut you in any way be punished for criminal damage in May ....
It should be curtious and obstruction of traffic, even under the insistence on the right (United Kingdom) and too long, as the traffic is not allowed ...
the rest is to be legally covered
Agricultural equipment is considered. Warning triangle. A license is not the case requires. Legal, but it would be a long journey.
Even if you do the necessary assurances and control the vehicle to roll, then it would be nice.
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