A police car is found soaking two cyclists and people are asking if they should be fined.
The video was uploaded to TikTok by user @nickdaw1 and shows a flooded London street.
It begins with a car driving through deep water, filmed with a smartphone from above a flooded road.
Here are the video captions: "Wait till the end" and "I got both".
After a few seconds, a siren is heard approaching a section of road and a police car comes into view.
At the same time, two cyclists can be seen heading in the same direction down a drenched road.
A police car roars past and hits the water, properly flooding both cyclists.
The video ends with a police car driving off the highway. In the background you can probably hear cyclists screaming.
Under Section 3 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, it is an offense to drive "without reasonable consideration for others."
According to the Crown Prosecutor's Office this includes "walking through puddles and splashing pedestrians."
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Normally this results in a fixed penalty notice of £100 and 3 points on the license. caught by the police.
However, you may be deemed to be driving the engine in a manner that "clearly amounts to incompetence, selfishness, haste, or aggression." If done, you can be fined up to level 5 which is currently set at £5,000.
@cherryruthmoore said: It will be worth every penny.
@Danielpumprey said:
@al_1001 said: "9 points and he will be fined £5000😆"
