Stop junk food delivery drivers from breaking the law

The Issue

A few days ago, I was physically attacked by a junk food delivery driver on a moped. This traumatic incident has left me shaken and deeply concerned about the increasing number of delivery drivers who disregard traffic laws and endanger public safety. The driver who attacked me is now in jail, but the problem persists as more delivery drivers continue to break the law.

In our city, the rise of moped and motorbike deliveries has brought with it a troubling increase in traffic violations. Studies show that delivery drivers on scooters and motorbikes are more likely to break speed limits, run red lights, and engage in dangerous driving practices. According to the Department for Transport, there has been a 15% increase in traffic violations involving delivery vehicles over the past year.

Not only do these drivers pose a risk to pedestrians and other road users, but they also contribute to pollution and noise, particularly in residential areas. Switching these deliveries to bicycles could significantly reduce the environmental impact while promoting safer streets for everyone.

Many cities around the world, including Amsterdam and Copenhagen, have successfully implemented bike delivery systems, reducing road congestion and improving air quality. Bicycles are a more sustainable and safer option for urban deliveries, and promoting their use is a feasibly actionable step.

Immediate steps need to be taken to ensure that our streets remain safe and harmonious. We urge local authorities to enforce stricter regulations on delivery services, demanding that all deliveries within a certain radius be conducted via bicycle. Furthermore, delivery companies should be incentivized to transition to more sustainable practices, potentially through tax benefits or other governmental support.

By signing this petition, you are advocating for safer streets and a healthier environment. Your support is crucial in pushing for policy changes and ensuring that our community does not live in fear of reckless delivery drivers. Join us in taking action now.

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The Issue

A few days ago, I was physically attacked by a junk food delivery driver on a moped. This traumatic incident has left me shaken and deeply concerned about the increasing number of delivery drivers who disregard traffic laws and endanger public safety. The driver who attacked me is now in jail, but the problem persists as more delivery drivers continue to break the law.

In our city, the rise of moped and motorbike deliveries has brought with it a troubling increase in traffic violations. Studies show that delivery drivers on scooters and motorbikes are more likely to break speed limits, run red lights, and engage in dangerous driving practices. According to the Department for Transport, there has been a 15% increase in traffic violations involving delivery vehicles over the past year.

Not only do these drivers pose a risk to pedestrians and other road users, but they also contribute to pollution and noise, particularly in residential areas. Switching these deliveries to bicycles could significantly reduce the environmental impact while promoting safer streets for everyone.

Many cities around the world, including Amsterdam and Copenhagen, have successfully implemented bike delivery systems, reducing road congestion and improving air quality. Bicycles are a more sustainable and safer option for urban deliveries, and promoting their use is a feasibly actionable step.

Immediate steps need to be taken to ensure that our streets remain safe and harmonious. We urge local authorities to enforce stricter regulations on delivery services, demanding that all deliveries within a certain radius be conducted via bicycle. Furthermore, delivery companies should be incentivized to transition to more sustainable practices, potentially through tax benefits or other governmental support.

By signing this petition, you are advocating for safer streets and a healthier environment. Your support is crucial in pushing for policy changes and ensuring that our community does not live in fear of reckless delivery drivers. Join us in taking action now.

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Petition created on 17 November 2025