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The Living Force
It's a small news that didn't make a lot of noise, but here too we see that the goal is not people's health, nor to do justice.
Mask or not mask in 2-wheelers?
[Street] Masque ou pas masque en 2-roues ? - Paddock GP
Finally:
FFMC PPC obtains the cancellation of the mandatory mask in circulation!
Mask or not mask in 2-wheelers?
In a decision of September 18, the Paris Administrative Court asked the Paris Police Prefect to modify his order of August 27, 2020, which made it mandatory to wear a motorcycle mask.
The French Federation of Angry Motorcyclists had strongly criticized this decision, because of the risks it made motorcyclists and scooterists take, in particular by quickly provoking mist on the screen ("the visor") of the helmet.
Concerning the users of motorized 2-wheelers, more than incoherent and unsuitable, this measure is downright stupid, even dangerous.
DeepL.Beyond these obvious facts, the Paris FFMC notes that the Paris City Hall has put pressure on the Prefecture, which has just cancelled this order for cyclists. Through this lobbying action, the Paris City Hall is once again proving that it is prepared to do anything to favor one category of users, without hesitating to stigmatize or exclude others.
This inequality of treatment, whether on the part of the city council or the police prefecture, is intolerable.
The FFMC of Paris asks that this obligation for users of motorized 2-wheelers to wear a mask be cancelled immediately, failing which it will take the necessary legal measures.
[Street] Masque ou pas masque en 2-roues ? - Paddock GP
Finally:
FFMC PPC obtains the cancellation of the mandatory mask in circulation!
[Street] La FFMC PPC obtient l'annulation du masque obligatoire en circulation ! - Paddock GPThe Court orders the prefect to modify his order before Tuesday September 22 at noon by removing the obligation to wear a sanitary mask for all users of 2 or 3 motorized wheels in circulation wearing a visor helmet.
This court decision follows a request filed on September 14 by Maitre de Caumont (lawyer, motorcyclist and president of the Association des Avocats de l'Automobile) at the request of the Paris Petite Couronne branch office of the FFMC, since previous letters sent to the Paris Prefecture (see article below) had gone unanswered.
This is a great victory for the Federation, to the benefit of all motorcyclists and scooterists in the Paris region!
It is also a beautiful "birthday present" for the weekend of celebration of the 40 years of the FFMC, organized by the FFMC 76!
40 years of fights and 40 years of victories; The opportunity to recall the relevance of our adage "More numerous, stronger"!!!!