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The rules of the road don’t apply on off-road routes. Lord Sandison ruling on the case of Nigel Dick v Joseph Merrick 2024

The delay in implementing changes and improvements to dangerous junctions can have severe consequences.

Despite the significant number of cyclists who have been injured as a result of the tram tracks, very little has been done in terms of making improvements.

Data shows us that roads are actually getting safer to cycle on but perceptually it doesn't feel like that. More needs to be done by the criminal justice system to demonstrate that irresponsible or illegal driving behaviour is unacceptable.

CLS Paralegal Manas Disoriya recently volunteered as a marshal for the Individual Time Trials at the UCI World Cycling Championships in Stirling.

Jo Clancy shares her thoughts about what it means to be able to cycle on a tandem with blind or visually impaired cyclists as a member of the Vie Velo tandem club in Edinburgh.

Cycle Law Scotland announces sponsorship package with Peebles Cycling Club for 2023

CLS Lawyer, Jo Clancy, heads to the Canaries for some Winter cycling and some serious climbing.

Four separate cycling injury cases involving tram tracks in 4 key locations have recently been settled out of court but CoEC continues to deny liability.

Cycle Law Scotland provide PS Road Policing Unit in Dingwall with bike lights to hand out to cyclists rather than issue a Fixed Penalty Notice.

Civil Claims for cyclists injured by an uninsured or untraced driver

£1.2m paid out in compensation claims will continue to rise unless CEC takes action now.