Should "rubber neckers" be prosecuted

sigma | 09:37 Sun 25th Mar 2012 | Road rules

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Should "rubber neckers be prosecuted for driving without due care and attention and/or obstructing the highway.

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Driveway acess being blocked

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boxtops

how would you catch them?

Hopkirk

In my experience you don't get an option to keep your speed up.

EvianBaby

Depending in the road you would need the entire police forces of the UK combined to catch all the people having a look.

d9f1c7

difficult to prosectute for looking, I believe they do prosecute if looking causes an accident.

Tizzi24

Its human nature to rubber neck, however I try not to. I do think though that people who tailgate and sit in the middle lane are far worse and should be prosecuted.

RATTER15

They are prosecuted for it! "driving without due care and attention and/or obstructing the highway. " is already an offence, or do you want a specific offence for those looking at an accident, how would you define the offence? looking for more than 5 seconds or for more than 10 seconds, how long would you suggest? I think we all look at an accident as we pass, it is usually causing an obstruction so we need to see it to a degree.

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