Scooter Owners
Warned By Police
Chief of Police Roland Vickery
has issued a warning to all boys
who ride scooters to observe traf
fic regulations. He had a meeting
Saturday with ten of the boys who
have scooters. He explained traffic
regulations to the group.
They are subject to losing their
licenses, he explained, the same as
adults. He particularly warned
them against darting in and out of
traffic. There have been many com
plaints from pedestrians anil mot
orists alike. It’s a sure way of los
ing their licenses, he warned.
The Chief stated that no one un
der the age of 13 years is permitted
to operate a scooter. He also
pointed out that an accident with
a scooter can be fatal as there is
no protection for the driver.
Failure of the boys to comply
with traffic regulations may result
in banishing operation of the scoot
ers entirely, he said.
A meeting is called for Saturday
morning at the Police station at
9 o’clock of all girls and boys who
ride bicycles. In the event of bad
weather, the meeting will be held
the following Saturday.
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