I wonder if this defence would work. "I was not careless your honour. I did it on purpose with much care and due attention".
I wonder if this defence would work. "I was not careless your honour. I did it on purpose with much care and due attention".
I must admit that anytime I'm on only one wheel I am very careful and paying a lot of attention. Don't know that I'd want to say that to a judge though.
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Sure but it doesn't prove guilt. I ask you, where in the road rules does it say you can't ride on one wheel? Are all unicyclists Careless users?
Surely the point is the charge is "careless use". But a wheelie of itself is not necessarily careless. Oddly enough, speeding because you don't know the speed limit or you are unaware of your speed would be careless.
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Careless is the name of the charge, but like a lot of charges you can't just take the word "careless" as the be all and end all. e.g. the charge of wilful damage. You might think by the title that to be convicted of the charge you would have to deliberately damaged property yes? No, because if you read on it includes damaging by being reckless, no intention needed.
And yes you could argue speeding is careless use, as are most every other ticket you can get. We have careless because you can't have a ticket for everything, people will just think up some new dumb thing to do with a vehicle. Like now using a cell phone will get you an 80 instant fine, but previously it would be careless driving or nothing. Like there is no rule specifically saying you can't ride through heavy traffic sitting on the bars facing the wrong way while rolling a cigarette, but it's careless driving.
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