Car collided with cyclist
A MOTORIST who was in collision with a cyclist in Soham has admitted driving without due care and attention. Demba Camara was behind the wheel of a Vauxhall Omega when he came to a halt while turning right into Clay Street from the High Street, stopping in the path of the cyclist.
A MOTORIST who was in collision with a cyclist in Soham has admitted driving without due care and attention.
Demba Camara was behind the wheel of a Vauxhall Omega when he came to a halt while turning right into Clay Street from the High Street, stopping in the path of the cyclist.
“My wife said to stop, because there was a cyclist coming,” he told Ely magistrates. “I had not seen the cyclist.”
Camara, 46, of Mill Corner, Soham, also admitted that he had no licence to drive the car.
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Prosecuting, Laura Mardell said the cyclist had no time to react to avoid the collision, and suffered slight bruising.
The court fined Camara total of �120, four points were endorsed on his licence, and he must pay �85 costs and a �15 surcharge.
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