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How can you prepare a child for the demands of cycling on a road? Cycle magazine editor Dan Joyce and Cycling UK’s Julie Rand and Victoria Hazael share their advice to help parents to cycle alongside their children safely on a road
Some parents will baulk at the idea of letting their…
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In England, the Government has created an emergency fund for active travel, but what does your council have to do to get the money, and what sort of things can they spend it on? Head of campaigns, Duncan Dollimore sets out some questions and answers on funding, guidance, and what you can do if your council lacks ambition…
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Cycling UK’s Chief Exec, Gordon Seabright, and other staff responded to your questions during a live web chat on 21 June. Questions were sent in through Twitter, Facebook and emails. Answers can be found below.
Thanks to all those who sent in questions. In some cases we've responded to you…
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American company Waymo has revealed it is aiming to trial driverless taxis in London next year. Cycling UK Policy Manager Jim Densham examines whether the Waymo trial is the way to go or if we should say ‘No’!
According to reports, robotaxis will be hitting the…
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Cycling UK believes that the danger and intimidation from lorries, especially in urban areas, has to be tackled now
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Cycling UK has long been campaigning for action on lorries, and…
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Policy director Roger Geffen says the proposed new offence of 'causing death by dangerous cycling' is the wrong answer to a rare problem, when the right answer would tackle a much bigger one
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has announced to the Daily Mail that he plans to…
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Cycling UK, which runs the pothole reporting webtool and app Fill That Hole, today (Sunday, 22 March) published its findings showing local authorities have spent at least £43.3 million dealing with compensation claims and legal costs due to potholes over the last five years.
FOI requests…
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Despite an election pledge to invest, make it safe and connect cycling across Northern Ireland, Minister O’Dowd seems unable or unwilling to follow through on three decisions which should be the start of our journey to increased numbers cycling, says Andrew McClean, Cycling UK’s engagement officer for Northern Ireland…
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Cycling UK’s round-up of recent campaigning news.
You will read a surprising amount of good news in this month’s round-up. Take heart from the wins that have been a long, long time in the making, and from the positive results that have arisen from targeted short-term pressure. It…
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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, cycling journalist Laura Laker asks if a new golden age for cycling is realistic in Northern Ireland
We all know the arguments for active travel, but with the…
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