Car driver asleep in the middle of the road
Read more Harry Roughton , 50 Gillet Avenue , East Ham , was fined £1 for " making an unnecessary noise " with a motor bicycle , at Ware , on April 6 .
Read more Asleep, but 'in charge' of a horse and cart.
Read more Police tipped off and chase a man on a bike.
Read more Home made wine blamed for a collision in Standon.
Read more A heavy steam lorry left in the middle of the road caused a car to have to go into the ditch. The driver was asleep, having been awake for forty hours.
Read more Drunk in charge of a lorry in 1915.
Read more A police officer tries to stop a car but it runs into a shop.
Read more George Tuck, of Rosemead, Honey Lane, Waltham Abbey, was summoned for keeping a motor-car without a licence.
Read more Henry Walker was summoned at Cheshunt Petty Sessions for not having proper control of a horse and van in Cheshunt
Read more Section B Reservist, Gunner 205985, Royal Horse Artillery who died from fever on the 7th March 1917.
Read more Motorcyclist fined for riding without driving licence nor insurance.
Read more Lovat Fraser Coltman, of 263 West Green Road, London, a Master Butcher, was summoned for being drunk in charge of a motor-car.
Read more Ernest William Pasque, a gamekeeper, of Diamond End, King's Walden, was charged with driving a motor-cycle in a manner dangerous to the public. However, the case was dismissed.
Read more Mr Pemberton-Billing, MP for East Herts, has a black car. It used to be white.
Read more William Gunn, a hay carter, of Hunsdon, was summoned for a breach of the Lights on Vehicles Act.
Read more Charles Wright was summoned for having a cart without a light on September 20th, at Bell Bar.
Read more Henry Walker, of Little Hadham, was summoned for riding asleep.
Read more Charles Dawes was summoned for riding asleep whilst in charge of a horse and van.
Read more George Everitt (33), of Roydon, hay carter, was summoned for riding asleep on a cart
Read more PC Reed said that on December 22nd, he had seen the defendant riding his horse, but asleep.
Read more George Wilson, a carter, was convicted for being asleep on his cart while it went through Turners Hill, Cheshunt.
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