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CUMBRIA Constabulary has urged people to fully understand the law before buying or riding an electric scooter following a ‘surge of anti-social behaviour’ involving the vehicles. E-scooters are illegal to use on roads, footpaths, cycle tracks/lanes, bridleways, or byways and privately owned scooters can only be ridden legally on private land with the owner's consent. E-scooters have become increasingly popular after the Government permitted rental scheme trials in several UK cities including Birmingham last year. However, while the use of rental e-scooters is now legal in some par...

CUMBRIA Constabulary has urged people to fully understand the law before buying or riding an electric scooter following a ‘surge of anti-social behaviour’ involving the vehicles. E-scooters are illegal to use on roads, footpaths, cycle tracks/lanes, bridleways, or byways and privately owned scooters can only be ridden legally on private land with the owner's consent. E-scooters have become increasingly popular after the Government permitted rental scheme trials in several UK cities including Birmingham last year. However, while the use of rental e-scooters is now legal in some par...

CUMBRIA Constabulary has urged people to fully understand the law before buying or riding an electric scooter following a ‘surge of anti-social behaviour’ involving the vehicles. E-scooters are illegal to use on roads, footpaths, cycle tracks/lanes, bridleways, or byways and privately owned scooters can only be ridden legally on private land with the owner's consent. E-scooters have become increasingly popular after the Government permitted rental scheme trials in several UK cities including Birmingham last year. However, while the use of rental e-scooters is now legal in some par...

CUMBRIA Constabulary have released pictures showing how a motorist driving dangerously close to cyclist. The images, which were released on Wednesday, are aimed at reinforcing the message about cycle and motorcycle safety as police take part in a two week campaign. A spokesman for the force said: "Here are some stills of footage sent to us by a cyclist in which a motorist doesn’t give sufficient room. "Luckily the cyclist wasn't injured. Remember, give a cyclist or other vulnerable road users at minimum 1.5m." The county's constables are taking part in the 2 Wheel campaign, led ...

Thirty drivers caught committing offences by Cumbria police Cumbria police Officers in Cumbria caught 30 drivers who committed a range of motoring offences in the county. Cumbria Constabulary’s road policing team and north and Eden proactive teams ran Operation Locality during the Easter weekend. Their aim was to reduce the number of road traffic collisions in Eden, Hartside and Alston. Historically the force has seen an increase in the number of casualties during the Easter period due to an influx of visitors to Cumbria. Speed camera vans were placed in Alston and Hartside in an effort to ...