Death caused

Man charged with causing death by careless driving after hitting 94-year-old cyclist (06/11/12)

John Wilson Winter died after his electronically-assisted pedal cycle was involved in a collision with a Seat Ibiza in Crowle in November last year.

College lecturer admits killing 30-year-old man in hit and run (16/06/12)

Archie Dickson, 54, drove into Mark Sanders in Clydebank on 16 June 2012 before fleeing in his Mercedes. The restaurant manager died at the scene.

Motorist admits causing death of grandfather (

A WOMAN’S ‘momentary lapse of concentration’ cost a ‘happy-go-lucky’ grandfather his life by knocking him from his motorbike, a court heard this week.

Banned taxi driver caught driving (15/02/13)

A taxi driver banned for causing the death by careless driving of a motorcyclist has been caught driving whilst banned.

Man charged over death of motorcyclist (28/10/12)

The collision, which occurred on Arterial Road, Purfleet, on the afternoon of Sunday October 28, involved a white motorcycle, a silver Transit van and a green HGV parked in a lay-by.

84 year old driver and female cyclist die after collision (11/04/13)

The man, who died at the scene, was driving a green Nissan Micra when the incident with a green/silver Dawes Galaxy pedal cycle happened on the A1065 near Fakenham.

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