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Your first search result made the news. "mounting the pavement" temporarily isn't the same as driving on it for multiple metres.
by Chris2048 3y ago
Your first search result made the news.
"mounting the pavement" temporarily isn't the same as driving on it for multiple metres.
- ljf 3y agoI personally count a car driving any distance on a pavement something I don't want to see. If you claim never to have seen that happen, then you must live in a hugely law abiding place. I live in a small town with a pretty old average age, and I see this regularly here. In London it was worse. Maybe as a cyclist you look out for these things more, or maybe you just get to see them more due to your positioning.
- Chris2048 3y agoThe point is they are not the same thing. Temporarily mounting the pavement at low speed to pass an obstacle isn't the same.