I warned them new Darlington bike path is a death trap: Cyclist
As a cyclist fights for his life after crashing on the bike path at Darlington, a frequent user says he warned the Transport Department about the “death trap” months ago.
As a cyclist fights for his life after crashing on the bike path at Darlington, a frequent user says he warned the Transport Department about the “death trap” months ago.
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