Best to say nothing. The first thing road collision investigators learn is never to jump to conclusions, as it's often the case that what 'obviously' happened isn't in fact what happened. The facts will be known in due course, and there's nothing to be gained by speculative posts in the meantime.
I've made a video of the incident site and spoken to one or two of the residents. The video is "private" (in YouTube parlance) and I have no intention of publishing it unless / until I get legal advice that I can safely do so. That may not be until after any trial. It's immensely frustrating. The vid only shows what anyone who visits the site could see for themselves. I do not make any comment about the driver in the vid, just say what I see. I admit I can't know all the facts but I have drawn some "obvious" conclusions. Time will tell if I'm right.
Yep - right by the cemetery. Not a dangerous road in the slightest. The approach to the incident site is perfectly straight. Apart from being part of the support network for the family, my main concern now is the legal side of things - the inquest, the police investigation, the trial and sentencing. I'm in touch with Cyclists Defence League, British Cycling etc to make sure we have the right people on the job.
