The question is in both cases, are you actually supplying an exhaustive list of what is allowed/forbidden? Random examples: how would a pedelec or somebody on inline skates be treated. treated? I personally would choose whatever is shorter/more concise, but local practice has priority so whatever the UK consensus/wiki says is likely what goes.

The question is in both cases, if are you are actually supplying an exhaustive list of what is allowed/forbidden (random allowed/forbidden? Random examples: how would a pedelec or somebody on inline skates be treated in your example). treated. I personally would choose whatever is shorter/more concise, but local practice has priority so whatever the UK consensus/wiki says is likely what goes.

The problem question is in both cases cases, if you are actually supplying an exhaustive list of what is allowed/forbidden (random examples: how would a pedelec or somebody on inline skates be treated in your example). I personally would choose whatever is shorter/more concise, but local practice has priority so whatever the UK consensus/wiki says is likely what goes.

The problem is in both cases if you are actually supplying an exhaustive list of what is allowed/forbidden (random examples: how would a pedelec or somebody on inline skates be treated in your example). I personally would choose whatever is shorter/more concise, but local practice has priority so whatever the UK consensus/wiki says is likely what goes.