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

Legislation to permit the use of private e-scooters on public roads in the UK may come forward in 2022. Understanding their safety is essential before regulations are drawn up.

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.

Whilst overall road casualty figures are down, more cyclists have been killed or seriously injured than last year.

Cycle Law Scotland support Police Scotland's safer roads initiative in Edinburgh

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

The challenges for sprint cyclist, Lucy Grant, during lockdown without the tools for the trade

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.