Back in 2010 on the 26th of June, young Lillian Groves was hit by a car and unfortunately died later in hospital. The police found cannabis in the driver’s blood and a half smoked joint on the dashboard but the driver was only sentenced to 8 months in prison due to the driver only being… More Lillian’s Law
Yesterday saw over 55,000 cyclists ride along 7.2 miles of motorised vehicle free London roads. It’s a fantastic event that allows cyclists to see some of London’s greatest sites free from potentially dangerous traffic. Since the Skyride started in 2009 (then known as the London Freewheel) the numbers have never dipped below 50,000 cyclists taking… More London Skyride 2011
My cycling related youtube channels recently hit 1 million video views. That makes me the most watched video camera cyclist to date on youtube. My main channel currently has 1,700 subscribers and Silly Cyclists has over 800. It’s strange to me how I got so popular, I’ve not had the media appearances that others have… More 1,000,000 Views
All cyclists have experienced a close pass from another vehicle. It’s an uncomfortable experience and the larger vehicles can cause major issues due to the turbulent air that they throw off. Cyclists need to be given lots of space, we need to move around road hazards such as pot holes and we aren’t surrounded by… More Passing Laws
The London School of Economics has posted a report with details on how cycling affects the british economy. The PDF was supported by Sky and British Cycling. The report is certainly an interesting read and the image posted to the left shows the key data in a nice way. It’s interesting to note that everything… More The British Cycling Economy