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DHL driver denies causing cyclist's death by careless driving
A DHL driver has denied causing the death of a 72-year-old Suffolk cyclist by careless driving on November 29 last year. Mark Tuffs has also been charged with failing to stop after an accident and failing to report the accident which led to the death of Colin Taylor at Hitcham, near Bildeston.
The East Anglian Daily Times reports that Taylor was cycling along Finborough Road when the incident took place in the early afternoon.
The retired council worker was said to have been catapulted from his bike into a ditch and despite attempts to save his life by a passing motorist, he died at the scene.
The driver of the lorry is alleged to have carried on travelling in the direction of Bildeston.
Tuffs is due to appear at Ipswich Crown Court on August 21.
Alex has written for more cricket publications than the rest of the road.cc team combined. Despite the apparent evidence of this picture, he doesn't especially like cake.
Is that a cycle lane? If so it is a good example of a very poor one which makes life more unsafe for people on a bike. ...
That bike really does look like a tractor tbf. As does any properly set up winter bike.
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At least we can rely on trains not making sudden turns and swapping lanes without any warning.
I don't get how e-bikes are causing more damage than any other bike or even a horse and surely big knobbly tyres spread the weight, so wouldn't...
either directly or indirectly...Brexit no doubt.
There has appeard a Boardman Hybrid at work, I was convinced that the big ring on the cassette was bigger than the rear disk....
For anyone reading this in March 2021, it appears Decathlon have their "magic" chain whip that doesn't need the whippy bit back in stock for the...
Maybe but SG do make lighter weight SS jerseys specifically for blazing days.......
I can understand that muscle fatigue sets in as a function of both pressure and volume, so with the greater volume tyre you may be knackered before...