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To be so angry at a mobility scooter

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B2Bananamum · 24/01/2011 15:49

Okay so i've been ill all weekend and today my MIL took my eldest son (3) for a few hours this morning so i could get a break.
They were walking along a pavement and my son walked ahead to put something in the bin and speeding around the corner came a guy on a scooter that knocked my son flying!
He has a huge graze on his head, both knees and elbows Sad The nasty old B just told my MIL to keep a closer eye on the child! ( she was about 3 ft away) AIBU to be so angry about this? Surely there is something to say the shouldn't be going so fast on pavements?! Or take a eyesight test or... something!
All i can say is he was lucky it happened with nanny who was a lot nicer than i would or been. Angry

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DublinMammy · 24/01/2011 19:38

YANBU. Nasty old twat. Perhaps he will feel the business end of a mobility scooter one day himself and then he'll change his tune. Here's hoping! Hope your son is ok now.

Bishoplyn · 24/01/2011 19:51

I'm involved in NHS wheelchair provision.

We were asked to comment on this ages ago but haven't heard of any changes to the law yet

Mists · 24/01/2011 19:55

I see many such twats at our local shops speeding along puffing on a fag inches from all the shop doors being a menace to the children going in and coming out of the pre-school.

There is a steep slope just past the parade of shops though and I have been gratified to see them going out of control a few times.

Your poor DS Sad

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