“It’s a bad example still lingering around”: Plans to scrap “unpopular” cycle lane unanimously approved by council, as mayor aims to bring “credibility” to active travel initiatives

A cycle lane in Middlesbrough which has had a truly torrid time during its two years of existence, resulting in strange shoplifting and drug-dealing complaints, cyclist and pedestrian injuries, vitriol from local business owners, and even public political spats between two rival mayors, is conclusively in its last days of life after the council unanimously approved plans … Read more

Gloria All-Road Titanium frameset

‘Keep it simple but do it well’ is a saying that can be used in many walks of life, and it’s definitely apt for what has been achieved here. There’s no 3D printing in the Gloria Titanium All Road frameset, or massively manipulated tube profiles, but that hasn’t stopped the designers creating a fun-riding and … Read more

£1 million upgrade touted for popular cycling path, including CCTV cameras to tackle “wild west” bikejackings that saw cyclists ditch route and feel “safer between buses and cars”

The Bristol & Bath Railway Path is expected to benefit from £1m worth of work and upgrades, South Gloucestershire Council looking to make the popular route “safer and more comfortable” for its users — a consultation launched for plans that come at the end of another year blighted by reports of anti-social behaviour and bikejackings.The 15-mile … Read more

“Justice needs to provide protection”: Cyclist close passed by wife of ex-Scotland footballer, before filming driver use phone and run red light, criticises Scottish courts’ “very obvious issues” after “ludicrously lenient” punishment

A cyclist in Scotland has raised concerns with the courts’ “very obvious issues with road violence justice”, his complaints coming after the wife of a former Scotland footballer accepted six penalty points and a £255 fine for using a mobile phone while driving, that sole punishment coming despite the cyclist also providing video footage of a close … Read more