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Man on mobility scooter escorted off A14

Published: 3:11 PM April 7, 2009    Updated: 4:18 PM November 1, 2020

AN elderly man was escorted home by police after being spotted travelling along the A14 at Godmanchester on a mobility scooter. Concerned motorists phoned police at 2.30pm on Tuesday (April 7) after seeing a man driving a mobility scooter along the eastb

AN elderly man was escorted home by police after being spotted travelling along the A14 at Godmanchester on a mobility scooter.

Concerned motorists phoned police at 2.30pm on Tuesday (April 7) after seeing a man driving a mobility scooter along the eastbound carriageway near to junction 24.

Officers arrived at scene and took the man home.

A spokesman for Cambridgeshire police said the A14 is not a suitable place for mobility scooters.

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