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A cyclist travelling at 29 mph will have more than double the kinetic energy of the same cyclist travelling at 20 mph. As a ped you are arguably...
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The worst offenders for going through traffic red lights are pedestrians - watch them outside any train /underground station in London, they have...
He introduced me to the JIS, which I have recently discovered is perfect for the bolt on my bells. Who would have thought on the Crane Ritan, a...
Police Scotland can beat that - they have no online reporting system. You can either wait 2 hours in a police station to make a statement, or wait...
Seems crazy, but this is fairly common (certainly in the UK). Might be:...
How can incidents like this be stopped in future? ...
"After seven years of campaigning alongside other families who have lost loved ones" ...
It's happened in Le Tour also (I don't think that was Mr. Hembrow though).
Meanwhile...