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We are receiving ongoing reports of off-road bikes and quad bikes being used antisocially around: Mile Oak Community CentreSurrounding streets, footpaths and open spacesReports include riders: Riding on footpaths and public areas where vehicles are not permittedPerforming stunts and riding at speedCausing noise nuisance and concern to local residents 🚫 The Law Around Off-Road & Quad BikesOff-road bikes and quad bikes must be used lawfully: They are not permitted on footpaths, parks, or public open spaces without proper authorisationIf used on public roads, they must be:- Road registered and taxed
- Insured
- Ridden by a licensed rider wearing appropriate safety gear
Where vehicles are used illegally or antisocially, police can: Seize the vehicle immediatelyIssue fines, penalty points, or prosecute offenders 👮 What We Are DoingYour local Neighbourhood Policing Team: Will be carrying out high-visibility patrols in the Mile Oak areaIs actively monitoring reports and gathering intelligenceWill take positive enforcement action where offenders are identified 📞 How You Can HelpIf you witness this behaviour, please report it: Call 101 or report online via Sussex PoliceIn an emergency, call 999Please include: Time and locationDirection of travelDescription of riders and vehiclesAny photos or footage (if safe to obtain) | 
