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It's not just "too many cars" causing congesgtion in London, but also the fact that said cars are getting bigger all the time, especially in width....
Absolutely atrocious. I'm glad he's being charged.
Hi Surreyrider, ...
I've seen increased rates ranging from 15 - 24 - 40 depending on the Source, Year and type of Incident Killed - KSI - All injuries...
I'm 55 and gained most of my cycling fitness after the age of 42. I've also never done an FTP test nor used a power meter, and I weigh under 70kg ...
In the 60s, there was a pop record show which played new releases, and a famous Brummie girl judge used to give points out of 5: 'Oi'll give it...
Indeed, I spent a few moments frowning at that in perplexity. Clearly being too slammed is what's going to cause you discomfort, I can't imagine...
In which case the mere fact of having an out of spec motor is enough to criminalise someone. (Rightly or wrongly - at least its clear)...
Doesn't appear to be anything to do with money in this case - rather it's a legal dodge. From what I can understand, the government, in it's wisdom...
Except that presumed liability is usually a matter of civil liability, so you wouldn't be prosecuted as a result of it (though you may be held...