by Gráinne Connolly
People in Castledawson and Maghera are being reminded it's illegal to drive off road vehicles in public.
Police say it's received several complaints about petrol scooters, quads and scramblers being driven in local parks and on roads, where they shouldn't be.
These people are committing several offences, with one being, that these vehicles can only be used on private property.
It also runs the risk of causing a serious accident, which could harm the driver and pedestrians using the area.
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