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Met Police boss: Trucks in the capital are ‘killing machines’

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe: 'One wobble' and you're dead

WADA adopts new code – drugs cheats face 4-year ban

British government and UKAD welcome tougher measures

Boris Johnson accused of victim-blaming over London cyclist deaths

Round-up of reaction to news of fifth cyclist fatality in London this month

“People keep dying and I don’t want to die” – we speak to cyclists at last night’s Bow flashride

Hundreds turn out to call for safer roads in London as November death toll rises

Egypt women turn to cycling in fight for equality

Feminist movement Girls' Revolution introduce their We Will Ride Bikes initiative

Andrew Gilligan says cyclists may be safer without safety gear

London Cycling Commissioner addresses Cycling Scotland conference in Glasgow

1 in 10 cyclists jump red lights, says Sunday Times

Highest levels found at Manchester junction identified as city's most dangerous for riders

Success! Pressure from Bath cyclists leads to council reconsideration of A4 development

Council's new plans now include cycle paths and wider roads

Fresh calls for HGV safety measures as cyclist death toll rises – but are stickers and lenses enough?

Insurance company Aviva funds decals to warn cyclists of dangers of left-turning lorries

London Assembly calls on Boris to sort out Cycle Superhighway safety issues as soon as possible

Motion applauded new segregated lanes but called for action on 'blue painted lines' across rest of network

Campaigners criticise “self-fulfilling prophecy” as Department for Transport predicts decline in cycling

Should DfT try to predict the future, or prevent it?

Overall cyclist casualties up 12 percent in latest DfT figures

Rise in cycling casualties for 2013 second quarter goes against downward trend for other road users

Wiggle rides into Twitter storm over ‘make helmets compulsory’ blog

Social media turns on online bike shop after guest post blog

Annual Oxford bike lights crackdown sees 171 cyclists fined

Operation comes as CTC provides bike training to Oxford freshers

John Lamont MSP calls for Borders disused rail lines to be made into bike paths

Dangerous roads putting people off riding, says Scottish politician

Bikes banned from Sheffield-Rotherham trams in a blow for integrated transport

Risk assessment claims bikes could dirty passengers' clothes or 'become a projectile'

Surrey County Council accused of signing five year Prudential RideLondon London-Surrey 100 deal ‘in secret’

Legacy event has been discussed for more than a year - so is Lib Dem councillor right to accuse council of secrecy?

London cyclist deaths and injuries up as TfL commissioner Peter Hendy suggests flashing lights for all cyclists

"Worrying gap between Mayoral rhetoric and reality" says London Assembly member

Cycling minister Robert Goodwill wants to give motorists “greater say in how their roads are run”

Whose roads? Consultation gives chance to tell DfT that cyclists use A roads too

Video: BBC Wales road rage programme highlights plight of vulnerable cyclists

Riders suffer threats and deliberate crashes

Interactive map shows police responses to CTC’s Road Justice campaign

Report on role of police was sent to forces in July

All Party Commission to address UK kids’ “physical inactivity epidemic”

Launch coincides with survey results revealing that 7 in 10 UK children don’t get enough exercise

Bristol plans Dutch-style network of bike routes across city

Public consultation to start early 2014 - scheme based on Bristol Cycling Campaign manifesto

Cyclist casualties up in Scotland as MSPs debate safety

Presumed liability subject of Holyrood debate, but minister says no "robust evidence" it improves road safety

DfT urged to change road design rules now or risk strangling David Cameron’s ‘Cycling Revolution’

Cycle City Ambition cash could be wasted if planned road design rule changes not brought in now, say CTC and British Cycling

Video: Thor Hushovd stars in Norwegian cycle safety clip

We've always thought he was a cool cat, now here's the proof

Drivers oppose automatic speed control, says IAM

EU not planning to make speed controls mandatory anyway

“Safer” lorry cabs delayed till 2015

Concerns longer vehicles would negate safety gains

Scottish Parliament to debate ‘strict liability’ civil law protections for cyclists

Vulnerable road users could gain new protections in Scotland under 'strict liability' law

Cyclists and cabbies unite to protest road layout and tram tracks at Edinburgh Haymarket station

Slippery tram tracks and long queues of taxis at Edinburgh's Haymarket a dangerous combination, say campaigners