Chainsaws and the law.

[tommer9]

I keep my 660 on tickover on buses.

 

Noone has ever said anything, but I have found it difficult to make eye contact with people.

 

:lol:PMSL

[easy-lift guy]

You were even luckier that you did not get a full body cavity search!, there tough in Chicago.

elg

[Mark Bolam]

Some of the people on this site would pay for a cavity search ELG.

 

I'm trying real hard with the sense of humour gap?

[VEG]

I used to drive busses and we were not allowed to let people on with any type of fuel can. So that means anything that could hold petrol etc. If the driver cant see what you have in the bag then you wont get stopped.

[felixthelogchopper]

Some of the people on this site would pay for a cavity search ELG.

 

I'm trying real hard with the sense of humour gap?

 

:lol:

[The tree monkey]

it is illegal to carry anything on public transport that contains or has contained petroleum, put it in a bag mate and you'll be fine

[Frankie Lawrence]

In one of these police programmed on BBC recently it had a bloke geting arrested for carrying a saw and a bottle of booze through a high street typical chavey type and got arrested and released and got his saw back

[fergusonforestry]

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Edited August 28, 2011 by Steve Bullman

[RockingDad]

I travelled on a train with one, Just had the bar cover on. I was in my ballastics though, and had my helmet hanging off my rucksack. No one took any notice of it.

 

But agree with the above, take bar+chain off.

 

In the conditions of carriage for train operting companies your not allowed to convey petrol engines with petrol in the tank (Due to fire risk etc). If the saw was in a bag or case etc I dont think there would be an issue but no fuel.

 

RockingDad

[chilli]

When I last booked tickets to fly with one of the budget airlines, I chose to read every last word of the (many pages of) terms & conditions. One section covered what could & could not be carried & I was surprised to read that "petrol, in reasonable quantities" could be carried.

But not my deodorant spray; that was confiscated!