This vehicle, having been already warned about Anti Social Driving, continued to drive in an anti-social manner in the Fleetwood area last night.

This vehicle has now been seized under Section 59.

ASB involving vehicles is wide ranging and encompasses: off-road bike misuse, illegal motorbike and car racing, noisy and dangerous motorbike use and aggressive or inconsiderate driving.

It is a concern which communities frequently raise. This behaviour takes place in both rural and urban areas, both on roads and off roads.

The police have the power under section 59 of the Police Reform Act 2002 to seize vehicles. The seizure power does not depend on prosecution for, or proof of, this behaviour, only on reasonable belief by a constable as to it occurring. The power is designed to enable the police to put a stop to this dangerous and antisocial behaviour.

You told us through Lancashire Talking that Road safety is your Concern.

So a company front door sticker isn't required under the Blackpool PHV rules, Cerberus?

I was guessing it probably was, and that maybe the sticker had been removed to anyonymise the vehicle (maybe I'd better stop using the word 'car' ), but from what you say stickers are presumably optional apart from the council one on the back doors.

The only other signage permitted on the exterior of the vehicle is self-adhesive signage on the front passenger and driver doors displaying the company name, logo and telephone number, or any combination. This signage must be approved by the licensing service.

Not sure whether Edders is being sarcastic or not, but it was presumably for something a bit more serious than he suggests