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Category Archives: Dangerous driving
How a driver destroyed the closing barriers at a Horsham level crossing
On January 8th this year, a driver smashed into the level crossing barriers at Littlehaven station in Horsham. The story was covered by the BBC here. Drivers have been urged not to jump red lights at level crossings after a … Continue reading
Posted in Dangerous driving, Horsham, The judiciary
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Elderly driver causes crash, wishes to stop driving – magistrates allow her to continue
From the local paper, the West Sussex County Times, 14th April 2011 (this story is not available online) – An 85-year-old driver has admitted she was to blame for a crash which left three people injured near Cowfold. Margaret Sharpus, … Continue reading
Posted in Dangerous driving, Driving ban, The judiciary
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Anatomy of the death of a cyclist – William Honour
I mentioned in yesterday’s post on Cyclecraft that I generally avoid dual carriageways (along with single-carriageway trunk A-roads) as much as I possibly can. I don’t think this is irrational. The relative approach speeds of vehicles behind me, and the … Continue reading
Car crime vs. knife crime
‘Knife crime’ is, in common usage, the act of threatening , injuring or killing someone with a knife. ‘Car crime’ is, in common usage, the act of threatening , injuring or killing someone with a car stealing a car. The driver in … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling policy, Dangerous driving
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Has Terence Fowler received a driving ban?
The jailing of Terence Fowler, the car thief who drove across a level crossing moments before a train passed, as well as hitting speeds of 80 to 90 mph on suburban streets, has hit the headlines today, I suspect largely … Continue reading
Posted in Dangerous driving, Driving ban, The judiciary
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Rehabilitating the image of cycling – lawlessness
Waiting at a red light on my bicycle in Horsham yesterday (because I am an obedient cyclist, who does not wish to bring vengeance raining down on my collective species – on this, more below), I had to pause for … Continue reading
To segregate, or not to segregate?
Some opponents of segregation think that putting in separated facilities would result in cyclists losing their right to use the road. Well, on A-roads like this, I’m not sure that ‘right’ is worth anything at all. Incidentally, in case you … Continue reading
Posted in Dangerous driving, Infrastructure
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