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Driving topless ; )
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Is it illegal to drive a vehicle whilst topless??
I obviously mean ladies,as you often see men with no t shirt driving in summer.
Just wondered. ; )
I obviously mean ladies,as you often see men with no t shirt driving in summer.
Just wondered. ; )
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.In the UK there is a law in existence which bans acts of indecency in public, and this includes women going topless.
Women are however, allowed to show their breasts in public if it is deemed to be part of a legitimate political protest at the laws that ban them from showing their breasts. Sound bizarre? That's the law for you!
Not in Denmark though....
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/618178 8.stm
Women are however, allowed to show their breasts in public if it is deemed to be part of a legitimate political protest at the laws that ban them from showing their breasts. Sound bizarre? That's the law for you!
Not in Denmark though....
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/618178 8.stm
Sorry to be pandantic, but manda37 is a little wrong. there are 5 laws I can think of that will cover it
1) Under Sexual Offences Act, Yes, somebody has to be offended but nobody has to be there to be offended, if that makes sense.
For example, a police officer could arrest you on the supposition that somebody could be offended and it is best practice for an "offendee" to be present, but not legally necessary.
2) Other laws that could be used, Public Order. However, sect 5 (displaying anything that will cause alarm, harassment or distress), you should be warned first to cover up. Then no offence.
sect 4 (public order) no warning is necessary but you will have to "intend" to cause harassment alarm or distress.
Common law "Public Nuisnace", being a pain in the ar5e basically
and "Furious Driving", driving in a manner likely ti infuriate other road users.
The law may have changed since I read it, but as the greatest criminal mind on AB, I will leave it to you.
1) Under Sexual Offences Act, Yes, somebody has to be offended but nobody has to be there to be offended, if that makes sense.
For example, a police officer could arrest you on the supposition that somebody could be offended and it is best practice for an "offendee" to be present, but not legally necessary.
2) Other laws that could be used, Public Order. However, sect 5 (displaying anything that will cause alarm, harassment or distress), you should be warned first to cover up. Then no offence.
sect 4 (public order) no warning is necessary but you will have to "intend" to cause harassment alarm or distress.
Common law "Public Nuisnace", being a pain in the ar5e basically
and "Furious Driving", driving in a manner likely ti infuriate other road users.
The law may have changed since I read it, but as the greatest criminal mind on AB, I will leave it to you.