In March 2021, Cycle Law Scotland took the opportunity to utilise online spaces which have grown throughout lockdown to educate people about the work we do. This blog is a summary of the key points covered within the webinar series. 

Spaces for People – Cycling for life or just for Covid? Opinion piece reviewing the Spaces for People Campaign

Lighting up those cycling to and from the Hawick Community Pump Track is essential in order for them to remain safe by seeing and been seen.

Cycle Law Scotland reignite #LightUp campaign with Police Scotland's Road Policing Division

All Borders towns and villages will soon have a 20MPH speed limit applied as part of a widespread trial and part of the Space for People programme.

Police Scotland undertake Operation Close Pass and support campaign #LightUp by handing out Cycle Law Scotland sponsored lights on the Black Isle

Zhi Min Soh’s family succeed in their Civil case against Rabbie’s Tours. Drivers must leave room for cyclists at all times and not just when passing.

CLS raise £1500+ for charity and former client, Hass Peymani, uses part of his settlement to build a new business providing face masks.

During Covid-19 we have become more vigilant when it comes to sharing space with others. We need to translate that concept and start safely sharing space on our roads. Presumed liability is the key.

During lockdown, pinchpoints such as junctions and roundabouts have been popular crash locations. Thomas shares his top tips for cyclists to help keep them safe and avoid collisions out there on the roads.