Compulsory Use of Red Rear Light

7th February 2020 by admin Leave a Comment

It’s now compulsory to have a working rear light (and switched on!) when you turn up to the timekeeper. For more information see the CTT guidance note.

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VTTA - Veterans Time Trials Association

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