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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.

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

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

New paper highlights positive impact of cycling during lockdown.

Funding for new Police Scotland dashcam reporting portal welcomed by Cycle Law Scotland.

Team performance during Doddie Aid 2022 results in a £2000 donation from Cycle Law Scotland

Lack of safety is proving to be a barrier to cycling. We need to learn from previous incidents and make changes where appropriate.

Jo Clancy, CLS specialist cycling Lawyer, experiences some key differences when cycling in Tenerife compared to Scotland

Having recently settled three separate tram case civil claims, this blog serves as an update on the current status and position being taking by the City of Edinburgh Council with regard to settling tram cases in Edinburgh.