Theoretical RLJ Question

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crumpetman

Well-Known Member
My ex's mother was once given a telling off from a policeman (who was obviously having a slow day) for pushing her bike the wrong way up a one way street. He said she should have pushed it all the way round the one way system - the right way - arguing that pushing or not, she was still in control of a vehicle. I suppose this technically applies to red lights too.

That is nonsense. At some point in the retelling of that story someone has been confused or misquoted. Pushing a bike is no different than pushing a wheelchair or a pram or pulling a shopping trolley.
 

Dan B

Disengaged member
On the pavement? There must be some law that could be used against you if the police saw you and wanted you to stop. It would just come under some general "behaving dangerously" thing. If you are in the road on skates then the same could apply.

On the pavement or on the road ("carriageway"), just like any other pedestrian. Look through the HC "advice to pedestrians" section and see how many MUST and MUST NOT there are - very very few
 
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