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There's a skill to it, here's a friend of mine drinking and flying.
Well THAT has boggled my mind! And what a top-notch soundtrack
There's a skill to it, here's a friend of mine drinking and flying.
Load of tosh. I skipped through the video and cant understand why they bothered making it unless it was to get views and subscribers with something that always ends up being a hot topic when discussed on motorhome forums. As far as I am aware in all the years I have been motorhoming and on all the forums I dont know anyone who has been done while wilding, parked in a pub car park or anywhere else. Never give it a second thought. There are two of us in the van, both with licences. Who are they going to prosecute if we are both pissed?
You are just as much in charge of the motorhome if you are asleep in bed in your house with the motorhome parked in the drive.Upon reading the actual legislation, this is a 'absolute offence', therefore if the cps can prove you where drunk in charge of the vehicle, it is then up to you to prove you where not going to drive it.
Being in a MH you would hope this is relatively straightforward.
You are just as much in charge of the motorhome if you are asleep in bed in your house with the motorhome parked in the drive.
Load of tosh. I skipped through the video and cant understand why they bothered making it unless it was to get views and subscribers with something that always ends up being a hot topic when discussed on motorhome forums. As far as I am aware in all the years I have been motorhoming and on all the forums I dont know anyone who has been done while wilding, parked in a pub car park or anywhere else. Never give it a second thought. There are two of us in the van, both with licences. Who are they going to prosecute if we are both pissed?
Lots of private property is also a public place. The road past my door is an unadopted, privately-owned road, but it is a public highway. Undeniably a public place as well as private property..Couple of points.
The offence relates to the vehicle being in a pubic place, not your own property.
I guess (note that I don't know) that technically if the vehicle was parked on the road and you where in your house you might still be 'in charge' of it, but in this case the cps would know you have a defence which is pretty much 100% foolproof.