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Hell On Wheels! Vespa-Riding Gwyneth Paltrow Banned From Kids' School After Traffic Incident

Gwyneth Paltrow bike banned school

Nov. 14 2013, Published 5:56 p.m. ET

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Gwyneth Paltrow is hell on wheels, at least according to officials at her kids' tony Hollywood prep school. That's the claim being made by The Hollywood Reporterwhich alleges in its current issue that school officials have banned Vespas from school pick-up and drop-off, citing safety concerns.

Paltrow's rep denied the report, but the school certainly would have ample reason to make such a decision.

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In early September, Paltrow was videotaped narrowly cutting off a school bus with her daughter, Apple, on the back seat. Her husband, Chris Martin, followed behind with son Moses on the back seat.

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After the disturbing footage of the near-crash hit the web, it emerged that Paltrow didn't even have a California Motorcycle Drivers' License. Nearly a week after the incident, she reportedly passed the test to get her license for the motorcycle.

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Paltrow, meanwhile, has even bigger concerns as Vanity Fair prepares to publish it's shocking exposé on her life. After her campaign to get friends to boycott the magazine failed -- pal Jay Z was the November cover boy -- Paltrow has reportedly demanded that friends skip the notorious VF Oscar party.

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