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But in CyclingMikey's reports of the last few months, the majority of them he has stated he has no further information, not even an email with a...
The biggest advantage of commuting by bike, is it's just much more fun (well, when a dodgy driver isn't trying to run you off the road)....
What you've described is a mean, not a median.
Cyclist/taxi/fire engine: why didn't the taxi driver – and the cyclist – pull into the parking spaces that we see unoccupied on the left? That...
UPDATE...
While I don't know Todmorden I'd guess that many cyclists and potential cyclists would indeed be shopping. This is exactly the type of...
Millions of untaxed cars on the road, why should they be given priority?
This twat is not a cyclist any more than pedestrians are hikers....
More pedantry, I'm afraid, but you don't need ANPR when the number plate is there in front of you, stationary among all the wreckage.
By the looks of it, the plans concern the southern half of the Clifford Bridge Road for which half of the trees are replanted saplings anyway. ...