Walter Mansfield, of Flamstead End, summoned for not having proper control of two horses and wagon.
Read more John Walker (35), of no fixed abode, was summoned for driving a horse and cart without a light.
Read more William George Tant, from Bow, was summoned for using a steam lorry which made an excessive noise
Read more George Tinsley, of Green Tye, did not appear in answer to a charge of having no light on his bicycle in Widford.
Read more Young 18 year old struck by car and killed near Baldock.
Read more 17 mph instead of 12 mph nets a visiting motorist from Lowestoft a £5 fine.
Read more John Wright, 37, of the Folly, and William Lawrence, 29, of 4 Davies Street, greengrocers, were summoned for obstructing the highway.
Read more Edward Mascall and William Gunn, carters, of Hunsdon, were summoned for obstructing the highway at Hadham Cross, Much Hadham.
Read more Percival Hampstead was summoned for delaying his bus and using insulting words to a police officer.
Read more Sacks of coal obstructed pavement. Case dismissed.
Read more Yelling in the street and leaving a car in the street without lights.
Read more Overloading of vehicles is nothing new it seems.
Read more Charles Miller of Barwick, Standon, was summoned for leaving a horse and cart upon the highway for an unreasonable time
Read more Benjamin Robinson a haycarter of Hunsdon, was summoned for riding asleep without reins.
Read more Jacob Paternoster, of Whempstead, did not appear to answer summonses for riding asleep and without a light whilst in charge of a horse and cart.
Read more Roy Colgate, of 37, Long Acre, London, was charge with driving a motor car to the danger of the public.
Read more Police ‘gazed in anticipation’ Hertfordshire Mercury, 26th January 1951 How three police officers ” gazed in anticipation at the mouth of Queen’s Road ” after hearing a motor vehicle approaching , was described by Mr T. Anderson Davis, prosecuting , at Hertford Borough Court yesterday (Thursday) . George Edward Bower , aged 26 , engineer, of 30 Queen’s ...
Read more PC Wright tried to stop a horse drawing a van which had bolted but was knocked against the wall.
Read more A directive was received from Captain Archer, 2/2 London Division, that cases had been reported of soldiers driving recklessly, galloping their horses up the hill, putting the public at great risk of injury.
Read more George Akers, a labourer, of Hadham Cross, Much Hadham, was summoned for riding a bicycle on the public highway without a light.
Read more William Gunn (36), hay-carter, of Little Hadham, was charged with riding asleep.
Read more William Plumb, of Colliers End, was summoned for being asleep while the driver of a cart
Read more William Gunn (36), labourer, of Little Hadham, was summoned for riding asleep.
Read more Percival A Roberts was summoned for riding asleep
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