The future king's family was so eager to move to their new home, Forrest Lodge, that they didn't even have time to read the rules of conduct in Windsor Great Park, and were surprised to learn that neither Prince William, George, nor Louis would be able to move around the park on the electric scooters they were all used to.
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This was reported by the Daily Mail, citing the rules of the royal park.
The fact is that the family of the heir to the British throne recently moved to the Forest Lodge mansion, which is a listed building. The estate is part of a large park complex, so its own rules apply there.
According to them, electric scooters are “not allowed” in the royal park “for safety reasons and to regulate traffic.” This ban is of a general nature.
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“This means he will no longer be able to move around on his favorite two-wheeled vehicle as he did before,” notes the Daily Mail, recalling that the prince previously actively used a scooter at Windsor Castle.
At the same time, the rules of the royal park state that electric scooters, which William prefers to use as transportation, are “not allowed” in the park “for safety reasons and to regulate traffic,” because a few years ago there was a major accident in which two scooters crashed (fortunately, there were no significant injuries, but just in case, the rules for using electric scooters have been made stricter).
“William really liked moving around the territory on an electric scooter, because there was no ban then. At the same time, he is more than happy and ready to follow the rules for using electric scooters in Windsor Great Park,” an insider shared with reporters.
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As a reminder, the son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana married Catherine Middleton on April 29, 2011. Their firstborn, George, was born on June 22, 2013. On May 2, 2015, Kate and William had a daughter, Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, and on April 23, 2018, Louis Arthur Charles.
Recall that Prince William is going to hire an anti-crisis manager due to Meghan Markle's arrival in the UK.
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