Closed roads consultation, have your say

Discussion in 'Racing & Bike Sport' started by Startline Al, Feb 27, 2014.

  1. I have sent a response to the consultation, to:
    [email protected]
    It reads as follows:

    "This response is submitted from a private individual, with no
    commercial interest in any motor sport events.

    Overall Proposal
    1. Do you agree with the proposal to give local authorities the powers
    to allow motor sport events on public roads, subject to the local
    consultation? If you disagree please give reasons.
    YES I AGREE

    Road Closures
    2. Do you agree that local authorities should be able to close roads
    for motor sport events? If you disagree please give reasons.
    YES I AGREE

    Suspension of Speed limit
    3. Do you agree that local authorities should have the power under
    certain circumstances to suspend the speed limit and applicable road
    traffic regulations? If there are any traffic regulations you would
    prefer not to see suspended, please give reasons.
    YES I AGREE - All applicable regulations without exception

    Event Safety
    4. Do you agree that the Motor Sports Association and the Auto Cycle
    Union should be the "Authorising Authority" for any motor sport events
    on public roads?
    NO I DO NOT AGREE - The MSA and ACU should not have a legal monopoly
    of this function; that would be wrong and unjustified. There should
    be provision for other competing organisations to become authorising
    authorities for events, subject to proper procedures.

    5. Do you agree that the Sports Ground Safety Authority could provide
    valuable expertise and guidance to ensure motor sport events on roads
    can be delivered safely?
    YES I AGREE"


     
  2. That address did not work. So re-sent to this one, which seems to work:
    [email protected]
     
  3. Thanks for drawing this to our attention Al - have e-mailed my comments to the e-mail address in Pete's 2nd post above. Having loved watching the rallying over on the Isle of Man, it would be awesome if something similar could happen over here.
     
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