In my experience, the way drivers treat me when I am riding my bicycle seems to vary depending upon the bike I am riding and also what clothes I am wearing.

Legislation is needed now to protect at-risk road users. Road safety must be improved if more people are to be persuaded to walk or cycle instead of using the car.

Frances Darling, Sally Low's sister, delivers two key messages during Road Safety Week - BIKE SMART

The Just Eat Cycles bike hire scheme in Edinburgh is greatly welcomed whilst long overdue. However, better infrastructure and presumed liability are also needed to enable development of a cycling friendly culture.

Insurance for cyclists is not the answer. Collisions between cyclists and pedestrians are infrequent. Risk is low. Common sense and respect for those more vulnerable than yourself will go a long way.

Due to a lack of investment and inadequate repair, the state of the Nation's roads has deteriorated to a level never seen before. A long-term investment plan is urgently needed to reduce the inevitable rise in serious injuries and fatalities. 

New research explains why cyclists can enter a driver's field of vision but still go unseen—a phenomenon known as “inattentional blindness”.

A local cyclist, who sustained a fractured skull after falling from her bike, has spoken of her anger at Scottish Borders Council for failing to fix the path where she suffered her horrendous accident.

Carol Boardman, the mother of Olympic gold medalist and UK cycling advocate, Chris Boardman is tragically killed following a hit and run incident.

STUC joins calls for change in Civil Law to help improve cycling safety