Sports car owners seeking social media fame are 'causing a public nuisance' by loudly revving engines, Cheshire East councillor says
Sports car owners seeking social media fame are"causing a public nuisance" by loudly revving their engines, a councillor said.
"There are a group of people who stand on the footway at various points with cameras looking to take photographs of vehicles," he told the BBC. "The way they're being driven with rapid acceleration and excessive revving of engines and exhaust noise is causing a problem."
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