Question 26020 — road safety

Summary

Mr. Jean-Christophe Lagarde draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the difficulties encountered by mayors and, indirectly, the municipal police when faced with the inconvenient parking on public roads of motorized two-wheelers attached by an anti-theft device. Indeed, when these vehicles are attached, companies, normally ensuring the removal of vehicles, refuse to cut the protection system for fear that the owner of the vehicle, although in violation, does not turn against them. Likewise, it appears that it is not up to the territorially competent judicial police officer to authorize or not the municipal police of a municipality to cut the anti-theft device. The situation is such that today no one is able to put an end to situations that could turn out to be anarchic and dangerous. Thus, the movement of people, in particular, those with reduced mobility are very regularly hampered by the incongruous behavior of owners of motorized two-wheelers under the sole pretext that the annoying vehicle is attached; in short, the anti-theft chain becomes a bonus for incivism. Also, he asks him to clarify the law by indicating, in particular, the competent authority able to authorize the cutting of the anti-theft system when such situations occur.

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