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London gets new road safety plan aimed at cutting disproportionate casualty rate among vulnerable users

Cyclists, pedestrians and motorcyclists make less than a quarter of London journeys but account for three quarters of those killed and seriously injured on city's roads

TfL plans to fine motorists and dock points from licences for ignoring Advanced Stop Lines

London's Cycling Commissioner Andrew Gilligan says mandatory cycle lanes will be enforced too

Boris Johnson's £913m Vision for Cycling reportedly under threat as TfL faces spending cuts

Treasury determined to cut central funding for London's transport budget in next month's Comprehensive Spending Review, say reports

Croydon's bidding for a share of outer London cycling cash - but Boris bikes aren't part of the plan

Four outer boroughs are to become 'mini-Hollands' according to Mayor

Scottish transport chiefs to visit Netherlands to study Dutch roundabouts

Announcement come shortly after Transport for London introduce plans to test design

TfL and Transport Research Laboratory unveil Dutch-style roundabout and other cycling infrastructure

TRL also looking for cyclists to take part in tests at its Berkshire facility

Green Party's Darren Johnson raises concerns over TfL's claimed figures on cycling spend (+ video)

London Assembly Member says amounts include sums not spent, and also says budget for coming years is deliberately underestimated

Why isn’t Transport for London spending more on cycling? asks Green Party's Darren Johnson

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Why isn't TfL spending more?

A combination of pressure by cyclists and London Assembly members successfully achieved an increase of £52m in the cycling budget during the next three years. On the 18th of February the Mayor confirmed that the budget for the three years was £334m, after two weeks of pressure in support of an Assembly motion proposed by Jenny Jones AM, that total had increased to £386m. We didn’t get the 2% of the TfL budget that a cross party Assembly report said that cycling deserved, but it was still a big success.