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"Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I may remember. Involve me and I learn."
Forming part of a series of events for Road Safety Week that will cover a series of topics that address what we can do to make roads safer – both in “real terms” like Cycling UK’s campaigning and policy work for infrastructure and changes to the Highway Code, and in the perception of safety, by building and…
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The Highway Code for England, Wales and Scotland has been revised. Here are Cycling UK's FAQs about some of the main changes
Where does the new Highway Code apply?
What are the main changes for cyclists and pedestrians?
Why has the Highway Code changed and who agreed the changes?
When…
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The Government will push ahead with a host of changes making the Highway Code safer for cycling. Keir Gallagher thanks Cycling UK members and supporters who made it happen
Last summer, an incredible 16,500 people from across England, Scotland, and Wales came together to support Cycling UK’s…
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Latest amendments to the Highway Code were laid before parliament today in a move which Cycling UK says should make "the roads safer for everyone."
Cycling UK commends introduction of “hierarchy of road users” on all road users
Other Highway Code changes include guidance on safe…
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Changes were made to the Highway Code on 29 January 2022 to improve the safety of vulnerable road users like people cycling, walking or horse-riding
YouGov poll shows no discernible improvement in awareness of Highway Code changes on correct distance for overtaking cyclists when driving…
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The Highway Code will soon introduce a hierarchy of responsibility, but this and other changes need to be communicated, and we’re still seeing road safety films with fudged 'share the road' messaging that doesn’t reflect the changes coming in. Cycling UK's head of campaigns and advocacy, Duncan Dollimore explains…
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What changes are being considered to the Highway Code, why is this important, what will this mean and how can you influence this? Head of Campaigns Duncan Dollimore answers some frequently asked questions on the current government consultation to improve safety for vulnerable road users.…
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Charity presses for public to be made aware of changes to Highway Code which will make the roads safer for everyone
Cycling UK is calling on the government to ensure the British public are made aware of the forthcoming changes to the Highway Code, saying “now is the time to right the…
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Cycling two abreast doesn't just help deter dangerous overtaking, it's also a vital ingredient of the wonderful social side of cycling. Keir Gallagher, Cycling UK's campaigns manager, explains why the revised Highway Code must protect this.
Over the past few months, we’ve…
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Campaigning has been part of our DNA for 142 years, but it’s our members that give us the platform to do this and amplify our voice. Head of campaigns, Duncan Dollimore explains why we need the support of members more than ever to get more people cycling, and why the proposed changes to our membership offer are integral to this…
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