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Cyclists - death toll on our roads
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Re: Cyclists - death toll on our roads
Posted by Marlburian at 11:09, 1st December 2023
 
There's a memorial to a cyclist on the A3052 Exeter-Lyme Regis road. He suffered a heart attack. Back in the mid-1960s, I organised 10-mile cycling "out-and-home" time trials that started at the top of Trow Hill above Sidmouth and went past the memorial, with a U-turn after five miles. The events were organised under Road Time Trials Council rules, with the police being notified, but I'm sure that U-turns were banned decades ago!

In the late 1990s I spent a lot of time peering at microfilm copies of Wiltshire newspapers of the 1900s. There were quite a few cases of cyclists being fined for riding on the footpath or without lights - and of people being sent to  prison for stealing bicycles.

Re: Cyclists - death toll on our roads
Posted by CyclingSid at 07:07, 1st December 2023

Cyclists - death toll on our roads
Posted by grahame at 09:41, 30th November 2023
 
From Wiltshire Times, 30th November 1936



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