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Monday, 29 June 2009 15:44 |
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Police are appealing for help from the public after a young girl died following a crash last week. 16-year-old Tara Michelle Dawson, from Goldenhill, was riding as a pillion passenger on a quad bike around 9.35pm on Monday, June 22 when a collision occurred on High Street, Newchapel, near to the junction with Pennyfields Road. A spokesman for Staffordshire Police said: "Tara was taken to the University Hospital of North Staffordshire, where her condition deteriorated and she sadly died on Saturday." Anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has any information is asked to contact North Staffordshire Road Policing Unit on 0300 123 4455 ext 3590.
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Monday, 29 June 2009 15:42 |
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Two quad bikes were stolen from two farms near Kington. A green Arctic Cat, valued at £3,500, was taken from a farm in Lingen between 6.30am and 8pm on Saturday June 20. A bright green Kawasaki scrambler bike, worth £500, was also removed. Another quad was stolen from a Titley farm between 2am and 3am the following morning. It was found abandoned in a driveway at Stansbatch. Anyone with any information can call PC Tony Shaw at Kington Police Station on 0300 333 3000.
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Quad Bike collides with Car |
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Friday, 26 June 2009 11:05 |
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A man riding a quad bike without a helmet was airlifted to hospital with serious head injuries after he collided with a BMW near Birmingham city centre. Paramedics were called to the accident outside the Barton Arms pub, in Newtown Row, Newtown, at 10.15am yesterday. The man, believed to be in his 30s, was then flown wearing a neck collar and lying on a spinal board to Selly Oak Hospital. A spokeswoman for West Midlands Ambulance Service said: “Crews sedated the man due to the seriousness of his condition and commenced emergency treatment on scene. The man was immobilised with a neck collar and spinal board before being flown to Selly Oak Hospital, the regional centre for trauma. Medics were on standby at hospital awaiting the arrival of the man who was in a serious condition. “Police closed the road enabling the air ambulance to land as near to the incident as possible. Unfortunately the man was not wearing a helmet which could have significantly reduced the level of injury sustained.”
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Council workers Quad Bike stolen |
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Thursday, 25 June 2009 12:19 |
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A Quad Bike belonging to council workers was stolen from the side of an electricity substation in Wem. The Yamaha, registration CX09 DKY, was parked alongside another bike in Whitchurch Road, opposite the junction with Love Lane, when it was taken between about 1.30-2.10pm on Friday. The workmen were clearing road gullies and working a short distance along the road. The bike has a black frame but the shell is mainly yellow. It had been modified so it could accommodate road signs used to manage the traffic. Constable Annie Hughes, who is investigating the incident, said: “Police are examining CCTV from the area and house to house enquiries are also being conducted. “At this stage it has not been established how the vehicle was taken from the scene. “It may have been ridden away or loaded on to or into another vehicle before being driven off. “Anybody who saw persons tampering with the quad bike or who has any information about the incident is asked to contact me at Wem Police Station on 0300 333 3000.”
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Army Quad Bikes supplied by Yamaha |
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Tuesday, 23 June 2009 11:16 |
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A shipment of upgraded quad bikes are bound for the front line in Afghanistan to boost troops' ability to deliver vital combat supplies to Service personnel on the ground.
200 of the upgraded all-terrain vehicles and trailers have been ordered for British troops as part of a £5m contract with Yamaha and Logic.
The upgrades to the bikes include a left hand throttle which provides a dual throttle fit giving greater manoeuvrability in theatre; and dual stretcher fit on the trailers to evacuate two casualties at a time thereby speeding up emergency aid.
Minister for Defence Equipment and Support, Quentin Davies, said: "The new quad bikes are already playing a vital role on operations, from providing logistics support to casualty evacuation. This additional delivery, complete with upgrades, will ensure that they continue this role.
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Ride at Flappits - Lose your Quad Bike |
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Friday, 19 June 2009 21:15 |
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A Bradford police chief has warned off-road bikers and quad bikers they could have their machines seized in a crackdown on dangerous and illegal motorcyclists on a road near the Flappit site. Bradford Council has closed a layby near Cullingworth to bikers riding in the former Hallas Rough quarry – sparking anger from those who use it. Now police have vowed to take tough action against riders who park nearby and take uninsured and unlicensed off-road or quad bikes across the A629 on to the site. Chief Superintendent Allan Doherty, commander of Airedale and North Bradford Police, said there was a “real concern” for public safety.
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