Constables Burch and Silcock killed in a traffic incident in April 1960.
Read more Injuries sustained through the negligent driving of a horse and trap, whereby Reeve was thrown out.
Read more Herbert Trevail, was charged with driving a cart without a light.
Read more Edward Newton of Enfield Lock faced a charge of drink driving.
Read more George William Impey, was charged with driving a motor-car in a manner dangerous to the public.
Read more William Sharp, of the Essex Yeomanry, was summoned for riding a motor-cycle without a licence.
Read more Stanley Cains, chauffeur, Puckeridge, was summoned for driving a motor-car without a licence.
Read more On 27th May 1915, a collision occurred at Northgate End between a motor-cycle and a motor-cycle with a sidecar .
Read more Colonel Sir Theodore Brinckman, was summoned for aiding Alfred William Selby in using powerful motor lights
Read more Cyclist falls of his bicycle while going downhill and trying to avoid two soldiers.
Read more George Stamp, of Burford Street, Hoddesdon, was summoned for riding a bicycle on the public footpath
Read more Dangerous cycling practice on April Fool's Day.
Read more Cyclists summoned for riding a bicycle without a light
Read more James Rowe, of Prospect Road, Cheshunt, and Ronald Brown, of Queen's Road, Waltham Cross were both summoned for riding a bicycle without a light.
Read more Miss Gwendolene McFarlane pleaded not guilty to a charge of speeding and thus of dangerous driving.
Read more Ernest Ward (30), confectioner, of Bull Plain, Hertford, was summoned for driving a cart furiously, to the danger of passengers.
Read more Was Gunner Adams driving his motor-cycle too fast into a bend on the road?
Read more James Watts of Great Hallingbury, was fined 12s. 6d. for driving a cart without lights.
Read more John Whitmarsh (53) and William George Renham (22), were charged with being drunk in charge of a pair horse van.
Read more The horse cart and the taxi collided violently, and the horse was killed. The Police Court ruled that, if the defendant was sent to the front, he would hear nothing further.
Read more 'I was not drunk, I am sorry to say.'
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