Bike rider fined £440 for “dangerous cycling” Circumstances behind prosecution following incident in Buckinghamshire are unclear cycling
reports that Jack Lang, aged 25 and from Old Wolverton, committed the offence on 5 August this year on Hardwick Road, Woburn Sands.
The circumstances of the incident that led to Lang being charged were not reported, and we have sought clarification from Thames Valley Police, which is responsible for policing in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. A person who rides a cycle on a road dangerously is guilty of an offence.
Whatever the circumstances – and we will update this story once we have been able to establish them – one thing the case does highlight is that whatever the mainstream media narrative over the past week or so, cyclists are subject to road laws, and can be punished for breaking them.
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