That’s good to hear ORB.

The speed they travel at is concerning.

But around here we have to watch out for mobility scooters , some fully enclosed travelling on the road when the pavements are unsuitable.

Not sure how motorists would be covered if they hit one of these on the road when?

If a motorist hit a mobility scooter, rather than vice-versa, then a likely charge of careless driving would follow.

Excluding motorways and "special" roads, all other roads are "all-purpose" and available to all vehicles, persons and animals.

But around here we have to watch out for mobility scooters , some fully enclosed travelling on the road when the pavements are unsuitable.

My mother, who is 91, is concerned that sooner or later she will not be able to drive and where she lives requires a car, and as such is considering moving. However a neighbour told her not to worry as should that happen she could get a mobility scooter as you don't need a driving licence for them. It never crossed her mind (or her neighbour's) that if she is considered not fit to drive a car why would she be fit to drive one on these on the roads/pavements

There's a facebook page called "i**** UK Drivers Exposed" and a food delivery rider caught every day.

It wouldn't be so bad if the food was ok and delivered on time, given he frequently gets lost and often asks for directions!

Never use them, Can cook myself and usually have some easy things in the freezer, plus Youngrovergirl is a fabulous cook and an excellent cakemaker too.

While they're at it, can they nick the local 'yoofs' who like using the local roads as a drag strip / race track in the evening, sometimes so loud that you can't hear your TV without annoying the neighbours.

We had a bit of that in some of the carparks locally, Asda, but also one of the coucil multistorey.