Bensalem police crackdown on youth on bikes swerving through traffic
Bensalem Police are cracking down on bad bike behavior with a new online evidence portal.
PHILADELPHIA - Young people riding bikes on Philly streets weaving in and out of traffic while doing stunts. It s not just a city thing. Police say it s also happening in the suburbs. Just driving down the road and they re riding in front of me lifting wheelies, giving me the finger, saying some curse words and I m like really? said Natalie McNish. It’s often referred to as swerving . In Bensalem they call it chicken . McNish says her neighborhood of Springdale Drive and Wexford Road in the Neshaminy section of town has been a hot spot.
Marshfieldâs Board of Aldermen regular council meeting held Dec. 10 at 6:30 p.m. resulted in a city-wide ordinance requiring masks until the end of March unless otherwise cancelled or extended. The ordinance passed with a 3-1 vote.Â
At the last meeting, Nov. 19, the executive order was issued stating, âAll persons including employees or visitors, over the age of 10 shall wear a face covering when present at a place of public accommodation.â
âWhen we issued the executive order, I used state data in that as well as the Governorâs recommendation and guidance that he provided,â Mayor Natalie McNish explained. âThat provided three categories of risk and at the time that the executive order was issued, we were in extreme risk.â