Janice Carrick was told a roadside camera had clocked her breaking the 30mph limit on her Meyra electric scooter, in fact she was doing a blistering 41 M.P.H. but this can not be right, at the time her scooter was in for repairs and she was at a hospital appointment almost 40 miles away, it is thought the mix-up may have resulted from someone cloning a number plate and it is understood police are investigating, West Yorkshire's Safety Casualty Reduction Partnership has re-examined the vehicle photograph, it found the vehicle involved was not a four-wheel electric mobility scooter, Miss Carrick, 53, who suffers hearing and mobility problems, uses the scooter to go shopping from her home in Denaby, near Doncaster, South Yorkshire,
now I wonder how many tickets are sent out to other motorists who have not been speeding but had their number plates cloned?
Saturday, 25 April 2009
Grandmother Smashes Mobility Scooter Speed Record!
old folks love the thrill!
Janice Carrick was told a roadside camera had clocked her breaking the 30mph limit on her Meyra electric scooter, in fact she was doing a blistering 41 M.P.H. but this can not be right, at the time her scooter was in for repairs and she was at a hospital appointment almost 40 miles away, it is thought the mix-up may have resulted from someone cloning a number plate and it is understood police are investigating, West Yorkshire's Safety Casualty Reduction Partnership has re-examined the vehicle photograph, it found the vehicle involved was not a four-wheel electric mobility scooter, Miss Carrick, 53, who suffers hearing and mobility problems, uses the scooter to go shopping from her home in Denaby, near Doncaster, South Yorkshire,
now I wonder how many tickets are sent out to other motorists who have not been speeding but had their number plates cloned?
Janice Carrick was told a roadside camera had clocked her breaking the 30mph limit on her Meyra electric scooter, in fact she was doing a blistering 41 M.P.H. but this can not be right, at the time her scooter was in for repairs and she was at a hospital appointment almost 40 miles away, it is thought the mix-up may have resulted from someone cloning a number plate and it is understood police are investigating, West Yorkshire's Safety Casualty Reduction Partnership has re-examined the vehicle photograph, it found the vehicle involved was not a four-wheel electric mobility scooter, Miss Carrick, 53, who suffers hearing and mobility problems, uses the scooter to go shopping from her home in Denaby, near Doncaster, South Yorkshire,
now I wonder how many tickets are sent out to other motorists who have not been speeding but had their number plates cloned?
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