are hobby caravans legal in the uk?
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In the UK you are restricted in towing by the body length to 7Mtrs, this does not include the A frame. If the van you want has a body length over 7Mtrs you will need a vehicle with a GVW of 3500Kg or more, which rules out the X5 and most other vehicles apart from Sprinter vans and the like.
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The legal situation The Road Vehicle Lighting Regulations 1989 regulate the situation in the UK. Under these regulations, HID /Gas Discharge/Xenon headlamps are not mentioned and therefore they are not permitted according to the strict letter of the law. However new vehicles have HID headlamps.
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Are bull bars legal in the UK? ... While you wouldn't get away with one like that, it is not illegal for vehicles to be fitted with bull bars in the UK. As long as the bull bars do not cause an increased risk to “passengers, pedestrians and other road users”, they are allowed.
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Whilst there are provisions for using model rocket motors in ACT, there are currently NO authorised rocket motors and therefore all model rocket motors in ACT are illegal. A 'Permit to Purchase' is required to possess, transport and use rocket motors in South Australia.
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Most big-bore and sports exhausts are not legal on public roads in the UK due to their excessive noise levels and extra emissions. Drivers caught with an excessively noisy exhaust may receive an on-the-spot fine of £50, and could have their car taken off the road until the offending exhaust is removed.
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Mobility scooters are allowed on the road in the UK if they meet certain requirements. These conditions are defined by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA). A road legal mobility scooter is referred to by the DVLA as a 'Class 3 invalid carriage'. ... A maximum device speed of 6.4kph (4mph) off the road.
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You can legally purchase a slingshot in Queensland, the ACT and Tasmania, but not in NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia or the Northern Territory. ... Homemade slingshots for use by a child in the course of play are permitted. Victoria: Slingshots are classified as a prohibited weapon.
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Can they be used on the UK's roads? Yes, all the Tuk Tuks we import are approved and certified for use on UK roads by the Driver and Vehicle Services Agency (usually called by the much snappier DVSA), which enables us to get the Tuk Tuks registered and licensed prior to sale.
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We ONLY sell UK legal products and all our guns are 2 tones with one colour being bright orange which excludes them from the new laws. From 01/10/2007 the laws regarding airsoft guns have changed for the UK. Under the VCRA Bill 2006 it is illegal to buy or sell an airsoft gun to anyone under the age of 18 years.
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Electric scooters and the law Electric powered scooters and self-balancing Segways were banned from public pavements in the UK in 2006 when DFT invoked section 72 of The 1835 Highways Act. ... Electric kick-scooters are legal on the pavement up to 6kph (walking pace) and up to 25kph on the cycle lane.
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In the United Kingdom specifically, compound bows themselves are legal, but the use of them anywhere other than a dedicated club is illegal with few exceptions. Bowhunting, in general, is illegal in the United Kingdom as of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.
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In addition, general health and safety requirements apply when using a tractor off the road. It is an offence to operate a vehicle without a valid goods vehicle operator's licence if one is required.
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Yes, if you have a full car licence you can ride a 125cc scooter or motorbike. However you must take and pass your compulsory basic training (CBT) before riding on the road.
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Almost completely illegal. You are not allowed to buy, sell, rent, promote, advertise, or carry shuriken in the UK. You are allowed to keep any shuriken you purchased before 1988 at home, and allowed to train with them on your own property.
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The latest vehicle licensing statistics show that at the end of 2016 there were around 493,600 HGVs licensed in Great Britain, of which around 404,800 were taxed as 'goods vehicles' (the remaining vehicles would be HGVs exempt from tax and those taxed as private HGVs), 2% more than at the end of 2015.
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The latest vehicle licensing statistics show that at the end of 2018 there were around 500,300 HGVs licensed in Great Britain, of which around 406,500 were taxed as 'good vehicles' (remaining vehicles would be exempt from tax or taxed as private HGVs), a 0.5% decrease from 2017.
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No, it's not legal if there is access to the public. You need a licence and insurance to drive in a "road or public place" - see for instance here. Frankly, you won't learn much in a car park anyway. With the permission of the land owner.