Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor David Ward (Liberal Democrat), on Monday, 24 March 2014, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 17 members in total.

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REGISTRATION OF OFF-ROAD VEHICLES

That this House calls on the Government to introduce compulsory registration of off-road vehicles; notes that Bradford has a high incidence of anti-social behaviour related to the use of off-road vehicles; appreciates that it is almost impossible for the police to safely tackle inappropriate use of off-road vehicles; further notes that the police are unable to investigate such crimes without suitable identification markers on off-road vehicles; further notes that there is currently a voluntary scheme for off-road vehicle owners to register their vehicles in case they are stolen; suggests that off-road registration should include compulsory display of number plates; welcomes the argument that the implementation of compulsory number plates would make it significantly easier for the police to bring to justice those who are illegally riding their vehicles on public roads; celebrates the fact that this measure would reduce crime, increase safety and would encourage off-road vehicle users to use their vehicles legally and responsibly; and calls once again on the Government to investigate the introduction of compulsory registration and display of mandatory number plates for off-road vehicles.

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Secondary information

Type

Early day motion

Reference

1221 

Session

2013-14

Other sponsors

Jim Dobbin

Ronnie Campbell

Martin Caton

Jeremy Corbyn

Lindsay Roy

Subjects

Crime Business Police Regulation Roads

Link

View this Early day motion on www.parliament.uk