[Brad]

When there’s been a large amount of rain which created a big puddle, is it illegal to slash someone whilst going past? Someone said to me a few years ago it was

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[Rene]

https://www.theukrules.co.uk/news/homes-and-lifestyle/cars-splashing-pedestrians-law.html

In short, yes it is. And can lead to fixed penalty notices.

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[Bobby brown]

Depends on what you slash them with sounds painfull for the other person

 

Wether its illeagle or not its shameful thing to do it shows lack of consideration for others

And father Christmas might be watching

[struth]

it can get you duffed up too.lol.  i knew a guy whos car stalled after doing it. when car died, all the folk chased after him and he had to leg it. served him right if they caught him.

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[Oscarmax]

And there is me thinking an ill eagle is a sick bird

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[Lets Get Organised]

Good spot Oscarmax Speeelling is not my best early in the moaning

[Tim]

He sure does have many usernames 🙄 Pick one?

[Mark Holland]

When I drove London Buses many many years ago it was an immediate reprimand but that was the old days I guess

[brad]

tim who you talking to

[Tim]

Brad,

Bobby Brown ‘Ill eagle’

Oscarmax point out spelling.

Then we have ‘LetsGetOrganised’ responding. MY

[Lets Get Organized]

Yes and I would off got away with it if it weren’t for those pesky kids

Great detective work

[fwippers]

A strange thread?

[Tim]

Lets Get Organized
Yes and I would off got away with it if it weren’t for those pesky kids

Great detective work

Thanks, Bobby brown.

[Elliot]

Driving through a big puddle carelessly and getting a passer-by can see you get three to nine points on your licence and a fine of up to £5,000.

This is because the Road Traffic Act 1988, Section 3, states: ‘If a person drives a mechanically propelled vehicle on a road or other public place without due care and attention, or without reasonable consideration for other persons using the road or place, he is guilty of an offence.’

[Belfast4]

And if I found you after you had done it you would also have a sore face. Never mind points.

[Wigwam]

Mens Rea. Prosecution would need to prove you knew there was a person who could be splashed and that you knew there was a puddle with which to splash them.  Of course if witnesses saw the glee on your face as you did it, their evidence would do.

[fwippers]

Strange thread, best thing . sería mejor no salpicar

[Warkman]

I woukd be more worried about damaging the car by going into an open drain or potholes than splashing a pedestrian tbh

[fwippers]

Warkman wrote:

I woukd be more worried about damaging the car by going into an open drain or potholes than splashing a pedestrian tbh

strange comment?

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