After sending out the warning, it seems not everyone listened.
The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) posted a picture and description of an adult ATV driver riding with two children along a roadway in Milton. None of the riders had helmets. One child was sitting on the front fender, the other child was sitting on the driver’s lap.
The driver was charged.
With the heavy snow still all over the town, the warning remains: snowmobilers and ATV riders cannot ride on private property (without permission), sidewalks, and public parks/spaces.
The Milton District Response Unit stopped this rider today operating their ATV along a roadway with two youth passengers. One child was sitting on the front fender, the other child was sitting on the driver’s lap. Driver and children were not wearing helmets! Driver charged ^cm pic.twitter.com/8UBnvNERYe
— HRPS Milt HHills (@HRPSMiltHH) January 18, 2022
ORIGINAL (Published on Tuesday, January 18th at 10:26 a.m.)
The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) is reminding residents that snowmobilers and ATV riders cannot ride on private property (without permission), sidewalks, and public parks/spaces.
The Milton District Response Unit will be conducting ongoing enforcement in the Halton Hills and Milton area.
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