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Acc Code Area Day Month Year Descript Ion Hour Speed Mbike Mbike Acc Descript Acc Acc Junc Acc Acc Road #Casual Mbike Acc Code Area Day Month Year Hour Speed Involved Locus Description Road Acc Light CF1 CF2 CF3 ion Weather Detail Crossing Surface ties Cas in Coll Type Damage A84 Drip Bridge - Blairdrummond road at the 0800131 Carrat Sat Jan 2008 11 60 No Only service road to Carrat Farm. A84 District of Stirling, at a point between Damage 0800381 Carrat Mon Feb 2008 760NoStirling and Blairdrummond, exact locus at Only this time unknown Single not at or within Daylight - Inadequate/Mask Blackdu A84 Drip Bridge - Bdrummond, 100m from Fine, no high Following too 0800792 Tue Mar 2008 Slight 9 60 No Carriage 20 metres of None no street Dry ed signs or road Dazzling sun 1 p West Drip Farm next to Black Dubb Farm winds close way junction lighting markings A84 Stirling to Callander road at a part Single not at or within Daylight - Road layout (eg Fine, no high 0800802 B826 Tue Mar 2008 Slight 17 60 No outside Ash Mill House, just west of its Carriage 20 metres of None no street Dry Loss of control bend, hill, narrow 1 winds junction with the B826 way junction lighting carriageway) A84 Stirling to Lochearnhead Road, at its Dual Daylight - Failed to judge Fine, no high Careless/Reckl 0800874 Carrat Mon Mar 2008 Slight 9 60 No junction with the Ochtertyre Road, Carriage Other junction None no street Dry other person's Sudden braking 1 winds ess/In a hurry Blairdrummond. way lighting path or speed Blair Damage A84 Bdrummond - Doune approximately 1/2 0801156 Drummo Sat May 2008 13 60 No Only mile south of Blairdrummond Safari Park. nd Blair A84, Stirling to Lochearnhead Road at a part Single not at or within Daylight - Fine, no high Following too Following too 0801381 Drummo Sat May 2008 Slight 10 60 No approximately 1/2 a mile South of the Carriage 20 metres of None no street Dry 3 winds close close nd entrance to Blairdrummond Safari Park. way junction lighting Blair A84 Stirling - Lochearnhead near to junction Single not at or within Daylight - Failed to judge Fine, no high Following too 0801387 Drummo Sat May 2008 Slight 11 60 Yes into Summers Lane and Blair Drummond Carriage 20 metres of None no street Dry other person's 1 Yes winds close nd Safari Park. way junction lighting path or speed A84 Stirling - Craigforth, Stirling about 100 Single not at or within Daylight - Deposit on road Poor or Chalmer Fine, no high Wet/Dam Slippery road 0801406 Tue Jun 2008 Slight 7 60 No yards south of its junction with Chalmerston Carriage 20 metres of None no street (eg. oil, mud, defective road 1 ston winds p (due to weather) Road. way junction lighting chippings) surface Single not at or within Daylight - Failed to judge Blackdu A84 Drip Bridge - Bdrummond - At a point Fine, no high 0801740 Fri Jul 2008 Slight 13 60 No Carriage 20 metres of None no street Dry other person's Sudden braking 1 p near to the entrance of Blackdub Farm. winds way junction lighting path or speed Blair Damage A84 Blair Drummond just prior to juction to 0801802 Drummo Tue Jul 2008 10 60 No Only Blair Drummond Safari Park. nd Blackdu Damage A84 at a point near to the junction with the 0801839 Sun Jul 2008 18 60 Yes p Only Craigforth Roundabout. A84, Lochearnhead - Stirling at a point Chalmer Damage 0801927 Tue Aug 2008 15 60 No approx 50 metres north of the Chalmerston ston Only Road Junction. A84, Stirling - Callander, about 130 meters Single not at or within Darkness - Road layout (eg Travelling too Raining, no Wet/Dam Slippery road 0801982 Meldrum Sat Aug 2008 Slight 20 60 No north of the entrance to Meldrum Farm, Carriage 20 metres of None no street bend, hill, narrow fast for 2 high winds p (due to weather) Blairdrummond. way junction lighting carriageway) conditions A84 Craigforth - Drip Bridge at a point near Craigfort Damage 0802177 Tue Aug 2008 13 60 No to the junction for Dobbies Garden centre, h Only Stirling. Single Daylight - Inexperienced Blackdu A84 Stirling to Doune at a point directly Raining, no Wet/Dam 0802136 Tue Aug 2008 Slight 12 60 No Carriage Other junction None no street Other Other or learner 1 p outside West Drip Farm road end. high winds p way lighting driver/rider Damage A84, Stirling - Lochearnhead at a point 0802147 Meldrum Tue Aug 2008 18 60 No Only adjacent to Meldrum Farm, Doune. Blair A84 Drip Bridge - Blairdrummond approx Damage 0802375 Drummo Thu Sep 2008 10 60 No 400 yards north west of Dobbies Garden Only nd Centre. Damage A84, Doune - Bdrummond Road, at a point 0802437 B826 Fri Oct 2008 14 60 No Only near to the junction for Deanston. Craigfort Damage A84 Craigforth Rbout on the western fringe 0802445 Sat Oct 2008 12 60 No h Only of the roundabout. District of Stirling. Blair A84 Bdrummond - Doune at a part 1/2 mile Damage 0802514 Drummo Sat Oct 2008 15 60 No north of he junction with Blairdrummond Only nd Safari Park. Blair A84 Drip Bridge - Bdrummond at the junction Damage 0802652 Drummo Mon Oct 2008 760No for Blair Drummond Safari Park and Only nd Sommer's Lane. Daylight - Failed to judge Craigfort A84 Stirling to Lochearnhead Road at Fine, no high Roundab street Failed to look 0802782 Fri Nov 2008 Slight 15 60 Yes Roundabout None Dry other person's 1 Yes h Craigforth Roundabout winds out lights properly path or speed present A84 Stirling to Callander Road Blackdu Damage 0803000 Sun Nov 2008 360Noapproximately 200Yds North of the premises p Only known as Blackdub Farm Stirling. A84 Bdrummond - Doune at a point 25m Bridge Damage 0803196 Fri Dec 2008 530No south of its junction with the B8032, of Teith Only Deanston. Blackdu Damage A84 Drip Bridge - Bdrummond approximately 0803258 Thu Dec 2008 760No p Only 1/2 mile from Dobbies Garden Centre. Blair Damage A84 at its junction to Blairdrummond Safari 0803264 Drummo Fri Dec 2008 17 60 No Only Park. nd A84 Callander to Stirling Road at a point Craigfort Damage approximately 1/2 mile from Craigforth 0900726 Mon Dec 2008 16 60 No h Only R/About directly outside the new Ogilvie building site. Blair Damage A84 Stirling - Callander at its junction with 0900133 Drummo Thu Jan 2009 660No Only the B8075, Blairdrummond. nd Damage A84 approximately 50 yards prior to it 0900165 B8075 Sun Jan 2009 12 60 No Only sjunction with the B8075 A84 Stirling to Callander Road Blair Damage approximately 100 yards north of the 0900690 Drummo Tue Mar 2009 16 60 No Only entrance to the Blairdrummond Safari Park. nd District of Stirling. Bridge Damage 0901070 Fri Apr 2009 15 30 No A84, Bridge Of Teith, Central Scotland of Teith Only A84 Stirling to Callander within the village of Bridge Damage 0900878 Thu Apr 2009 21 30 No Doune at a point on the bridge crossing the of Teith Only River Teith. A84, Stirling to Lochearnhead road, District Damage 0900938 Carrat Sun Apr 2009 13 60 No of Stirling at a part about 1/2 mile south of Only NYADD farm. Daylight - Craigfort A84, Craigforth Roundabout at a point Fine, no high Roundab street Failed to look 0900959 Tue Apr 2009 Serious 19 60 No Roundabout None Dry 1 h opposite the M9 northbound slip off, Stirling. winds out lights properly present A84, Doune. District of Stirling at its junction Damage 0901158 B8075 Fri May 2009 18 60 No with the B8075 Kirk Lane, Gargunnock, Blair Only Drummond road. Daylight - Single Not at or within Illness or A84 Blairdrummond - Doune directly outside Fine, no high street 0901251 B826 Thu May 2009 Serious 12 60 No Carriage 20 metres of None Dry disability, mental 1 the entrance to Creity Hall, Doune. winds lights way junction or physical present Blair A84, Stirling - Blair Drummond Damage 0901263 Drummo Sun May 2009 060Noapproximately 0.5 miles before the lefthand Only nd exit for Blair Drummond. Damage A84 at Blairdrummond directly at it's junction 0901542 A873 Mon Jul 2009 960No Only with the A873. Blackdu Damage A84 Drip Bridge - Bdrummond, Central 0901590 Mon Jul 2009 14 60 No p Only Scotland. At the junction to Dripend Farm. Single Not at or within Daylight - Failed to judge A84 Stirling to Lochearnhead road Fine, no high Poor turn or 0901704 B8075 Tue Jul 2009 Slight 9 60 No Carriage 20 metres of None no street Dry other person's Loss of control 1 approximately 200yds south of the B8075. winds manoeuvre way junction lighting path or speed Disobeyed Give Blair A84 Drip Bridge - Bdrummond at the Single Daylight - Fine, no high Failed to look Stationary or Way or Stop 0902097 Drummo Sat Sep 2009 Slight 15 60 No entrance to the access road to Carriage Crossroads None no street Dry 1 winds properly parked vehicle(s) sign or nd Blairdrummond Safari Park. way lighting markings Damage A84 Bdrummond to Doune at a point about 0902133 B826 Mon Sep 2009 22 60 No Only 350 yards south of its junction with the B826. A84 Stirling to Callander Road Bridge Damage 0902429 Sat Oct 2009 23 30 No approximately 150Yds south of it's junction of Teith Only with the B8032 Darkness - Single Not at or within street Travelling too Craigfort Snowing, no Slippery road 0902954 Sat Dec 2009 Slight 15 60 No A84, at a part on the Drip Bridge, Stirling. Carriage 20 metres of None lights Snow Loss of control fast for 1 h high winds (due to weather) way junction present conditions and lit A84 Stirling to Crianlarich road at a point Damage 0902951 B826 Sun Dec 2009 18 60 No 50Mtrs north of the junction with the B826 Only Doune.
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