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"How would I go about getting a law introduced?"

Yesterday i was out and i saw a motorbike rider, and on the back as his passenger, a girl that was no older than 8, wearing a helmit and her regular clothes. The only thing holding this girl on the bike was her grip, and the motorcyclist pulled the bike away and went upto about 60-70 and begun overtaking.

I think there should be a law againts people bellow 16 riding the back of motobikes.

Any thoughts?

Protoss wrote:
> MoJoJoJo wrote:
> It's daft. I want a sidecar! Now THEY rule.
>
> Heh, like all those Germans in World War Two films.

Or...WALLACE AND GROMIT!!! or...TWO FAT LADIES ha ha ha!! mojojojo 'the new fat lady'

MoJoJoJo wrote:
> It's daft. I want a sidecar! Now THEY rule.

Heh, like all those Germans in World War Two films.

Heh, our Pb's a little fighter, he is :D

I must admit that I used to ride on the back of my dad's bike when I was around 12, and with one of those old fashioned helmets too (the ones that only cover the top half of your head).

Looking back on it, it was fun at the time, but could have been dangerous.

Heh, I'll never ride on a bike in my life. So I don't give a toss.

Ner :P

Angela Smith

Local MP for basildon

Cornwallis House,
Howard Chase,
Basildon
SS14 3BB


Get to it supersam!

HELL I'll do it!...now all I need is his address.

Even at my age, I refuse to sit on the back of a bike. Not only is it hard to hold on, but the extra weight can throw the rider off if they're not used to it (how much they lean etc)

It's daft. I want a sidecar! Now THEY rule.

I went on a trip to London last week and done all about how to introduce new laws. So yes, a simple letter or erm, meeting with your local MP should set the ball rolling.

Mr Pínk wrote:
> ...that sounds like alot work.

if you feel strongly about it - it is only a letter!

He does the rest and he replies as well.

*also looks good on CV*