CTC Gazette, Vol 1912, No 9
Articles in this issue
- p. 8
The Secretary reports on an alarming increase in fatal cycling accidents caused by motor vehicles, listing recent cases the Club has investigated and urging stricter enforcement of speed limits.
- p. 11
The annual schedule of Chief Consul nominations and elections, with attention drawn to several consulates where no nominations have been received and new volunteers are urgently needed.
- Glen Affric and the North-West Highlands (continued)
A continuation of the cycling account of the north-west Highlands, covering the roads through Gairloch, Gruinard Bay, and the approach to Cape Wrath by the Durness road.
- Through Mecklenburg-Schwerin to Rügen
A cycling tour through the north German state of Mecklenburg-Schwerin to the Baltic island of Rügen, describing the flat forest roads, the lake district, and the chalk cliffs of Germany's largest island.
- The Hundred of Hoo
A cycling account of the Hoo Peninsula in north Kent, describing the isolated marshland roads between the Thames and Medway estuaries and the unusual character of this little-visited corner of England.
- Cycling in Bohemia
A cycling tour through Bohemia in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, describing the roads through the wooded hill country, the baroque city of Prague, and the spa towns of western Bohemia.
- The Great West Road
An editorial on proposals for a new arterial road from London to the West Country, considering the implications for cyclists and the Club's position on whether such roads would benefit or harm cycling.
- R.I.A. Notes
Reports from the Roads Improvement Association on autumn road conditions, local centre activities, and progress in negotiations with the Road Board over road marking and warning signs.
- p. 7
Notes for CTC motor-cyclists covering the autumn season, approaching shows, and insurance matters, with correspondence from members on their touring experiences.