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Grey admitted to light contact during a police interview and you don't have to be hit for it to be assault.
From what I have read in the press it does seem that the cyclist was essentially racing on a public road & not giving his full attention to his...
If the police try to prosecute for 'dangerous', do the jury (or magistrate) have the option of finding them guilty for 'careless' at the same trial...
I'm fairly sure the force required to push a ball up a ramp was a fairly standard physics problem when I was at school....
I think it's mainly economics. It's hardly worth manufacturers trying to source smaller wheels for the smallest sizes as that'll make those sizes...
"Throw a brick at the driver: Canada has a "weapon" for pedestrians. They say that Canadian motorists have become the most attentive in the world."
Apologies if this seems to be semantics/nit-picking but ... where traffic volume is sufficient / speeds fast enough to need signalised junctions...
That has been cited and I'm sure some plans might have done such damage (people have been talking about it for more than a century) but equally I...
Yeah, I spotted the new "My List" the other day but it doesn't appear to feature workouts which auto-import for that day from Training Peaks. ...
At least we will know where to go when we want to have a piss. A thoroughly unpleasant, un-decent individual not fit for public office.