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As part of our ongoing digital event series providing practical advice and real-life examples of how to support and encourage more people to ride a bike, Cycling UK has three events as part of Road Safety Week 2020
Taking place 16-22 November, Cycling UK is hosting a series of events during…
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CTC has marked Road Safety Week with two appearances in Parliament and one on Radio 4, calling for action to reduce lorry danger
Transport Select Committee on traffic law and enforcementOn Monday 23 November, CTC's Roger Geffen appeared before the Transport Select Committee, giving…
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Each year, the Department for Transport releases a mass of statistics on the crashes and collisions reported to the police the year before. Cycling UK's Cherry Allan looks at the latest set.
Without doubt, Britain has witnessed a sizeable drop in the number of people killed or…
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We're decades behind the Dutch but the UK is finally waking up to transport cycling's potential. In this series looking at cycling across the UK's four nations, cycling journalist Laura Laker asks if a new golden age for cycling is realistic in Scotland
We all know the…
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This article explains why Cycling UK believes in default speed limits of: 20 mph for most streets in built-up areas, with 30 mph (or higher) being the exception that requires signing, not the other way round; and 40 mph for minor rural roads.
The correlation between vehicle speed and crash…
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Cycling UK has confirmed it will be taking legal action against West Sussex County Council’s decision to remove a popular cycle lane introduced during lockdown
Charity applied for judicial review on Wednesday 24 February against removal of cycle lane on Upper Shoreham Road
Spokesperson…
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Questions about our campaign for safe space for social distancing? Look no further.
What issues are you trying to solve?
Which councils have the power to make the changes?
Do local authorities really have time to deal with this now? Shouldn’t they be focussing on responding to the…
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Cycling UK has outlined its new five-year strategy, which aims to get more people to recognise the benefits of cycling
Cycling UK, the UK’s cycling charity, has outlined its five-year strategy in an announcement this week. The aim; to get more people to…
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Cycling UK submitted freedom of information requests to 212 highways authorities across the UK enquiring as to the spending by highways authorities on compensation and legal costs for pothole related incidents. Campaigns Officer, Keir Gallagher analyses the findings and explains the cost not just in terms of pounds spent, but lives changed…
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Cycling UK's round-up of recent campaigning news
With the school summer holidays well under way across the UK, July brings some significant updates to the world of cycle campaigning, following the launch of the Government’s 'Summer of Cycling and Walking' campaign last week.…
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