Reporting Off-road Vehicle Nuisance
We need your help to identify who is responsible
for misusing off-road bikes in St.Helens!
We need to know;
- Where it happened;
- When it happened;
- What the rider and vehicle looked like;
- Where the vehicles are being stored;
- Names if possible.
Off-road nuisance is a problem that is affecting the lives of
many. The St.Helens Community Safety Partnership is determined to
keep St.Helens safe from this nuisance. We need your help to
identify who is responsible for riding the off-road vehicles and
who owns them - so the police can then take action, either by
serving notices on the riders or seizing the machines.
An off road vehicle can be any mechanically propelled vehicle
which is built for use off-road, they are deemed not suitable
for use on roads and pavements.
For riders living in Social Landlord properties, if they
can be identified and are causing nuisance in the area where they
live, action will be taken against them (or their parents/
guardians) as a breach of tenancy.
Sometimes riders hide motorbikes inside their property, this is
a fire hazard and puts others at risk. We need you to tell us if
you suspect somebody is keeping motorbikes in their
home. Merseyside Fire Service will attend
and educate riders on the consequences of such
behaviour.
Report It
You can also provide information anonymously to
Crimestoppers:
Call: 0800 555 111
Visit:
Crimestoppers-uk.org
Click here for details on
how to report to Social Landlords like Helena (Torus) or
Riverside Housing