I came across this strange video on a website where out of the woods came Jamie Lynn Spears and boyfriend Casey on a raging ATV. It was rumored that Spears was 6 months pregnant at the time of the footage. Apparently, both parents were not that concerned with the 6 month fetus in the mothers womb. This is definitely a blatant disregard for safety, and responsibility in driving and owning an All Terrain Vehicle. There are laws defining the driving of quads on regular roads, and it is expected of ATV owners to practice safety measures while driving a quad bike to protect themselves, the passengers, and other people on the streets.
The issue of how safe or dangerous riding or driving an ATV is still being debated up to this time. Although some people would contend that there are numerous injuries and accidents relating to ATV rides, it is important to point out that most of these accidents are caused by non-compliance of safety measures and recommendations that have been placed.
Did you know that in the UK and some countries driving quads on public roads are legal? Of course there are some legal requirements that need to be met.
There is the compliance with requirements of the road traffic act of 1988 in terms of road tax, insurance and MOT.
Not anyone can take the quad to the streets though. In order to be at the wheel of an ATV you need to have a full valid UK car driving license.
You need to register the vehicle with the DVLA. Furthermore, the ATV needs to comply with traffic requirements as well. It shall be equipped with lights, horn, speedometer, road mirrors and will need to be on road legal tires.
There is a great range of road legal ATVs that one can find, but at all times, despite any model of quad you may own, in the road or in any terrain, always wear a helmet.
Driving an ATV may be deemed dangerous by some people, but still, in anything we do, we can be safe if we take into consideration all the safety features and recommendations that have been placed. They are designed for our security, and that includes a 6 month fetus life as well.
The issue of how safe or dangerous riding or driving an ATV is still being debated up to this time. Although some people would contend that there are numerous injuries and accidents relating to ATV rides, it is important to point out that most of these accidents are caused by non-compliance of safety measures and recommendations that have been placed.
Did you know that in the UK and some countries driving quads on public roads are legal? Of course there are some legal requirements that need to be met.
There is the compliance with requirements of the road traffic act of 1988 in terms of road tax, insurance and MOT.
Not anyone can take the quad to the streets though. In order to be at the wheel of an ATV you need to have a full valid UK car driving license.
You need to register the vehicle with the DVLA. Furthermore, the ATV needs to comply with traffic requirements as well. It shall be equipped with lights, horn, speedometer, road mirrors and will need to be on road legal tires.
There is a great range of road legal ATVs that one can find, but at all times, despite any model of quad you may own, in the road or in any terrain, always wear a helmet.
Driving an ATV may be deemed dangerous by some people, but still, in anything we do, we can be safe if we take into consideration all the safety features and recommendations that have been placed. They are designed for our security, and that includes a 6 month fetus life as well.
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