Join our mailing list!

Enter your email address to receive updates from road.cc...

road.cc is made by
Farrelly Atkinson Ltd

Editor: Tony Farrelly

Web guy: Dave Atkinson

Commercial: Elaine Curtin

News editors: Simon MacMichael, Sarah Barth

Technical editors: Mat Brett, David Arthur

Contributors: Oli Pendrey, Stuart Kerton, Leonie Jennings, Shaun Audane, VecchioJo, TR McGowran, Rob Simmonds, Adam Loretz, John Whittington, Liam Glen, Sam Shaw, Dan Joyce, David Else, Gavin Bell, Iwein Dekoninck, Mike Stenning, Trev Allen, Jimmy the Cuckoo, Andy Howe, Ben Lang, Dan Kenyon, Phil Gale, Ben Colchester-Hall

Want to write?

Want to chat?

Want to advertise?

Jenny Jones

London's cyclists miss out on £41 million as Conservatives refuse to back budget amendment

Jenny Jones, who proposed motion, says it's "a great opportunity missed"

Email deluge at City Hall as London Assembly Members urged to vote for additional £41m for cycling

LCC campaign to back Jenny Jones amendment to TfL budget already backed by 12,000 people, but more needed

'Sorry' the hardest word for Boris, while Jenny Jones urges him to review cycling plans for Olympic Park

Mayor declines invitation to apologise for remarks about injured cyclists breaking law

Jenny Jones discovers Boris Johnson and staff involved in cycle scheme planning despite them saying they're not

Green Party Assembly Member welcomes mayoral involvement in cycle scheme design so long as safety, not traffic flow, is priority

Jenny Jones blog: Mayoral involvement in junction design & safety plans

Carousel short title:

Jenny Jones blog

When I questioned the Mayor about his involvement in the failure to agree adequate safety improvements to Bow Roundabout when the cycling superhighway was built there, Boris made it very clear that neither he, nor his officers, get involved in the detail of individual cycling schemes.

Jenny Jones blog: Bow Roundabout safety and Mayoral involvement (+ video)

Carousel short title:

Jenny Jones blog

You can see from the YouTube exchange below that things got rather heated at Mayor’s Question Time the other day. The reason I care about how and why two cyclists died at Bow Roundabout is because I simply don’t want the same mistakes to be made again. In the five years from 2005 to 2010, we had eight slight injuries of cyclists and two serious ones. A few months after the Cycle Superhighway directed people onto Bow Roundabout we had two fatalities. This does not seem like an unfortunate coincidence.