Pavement cycling

According to the council, there have been “many reports of people being injured or near misses” due to cyclists failing to follow diversion signs

“Maybe your time would be better spent working out why someone with a child seat on the back doesn’t want to ride on the road?”

"Reading this article, it's hard to believe someone died," one reply came to Mary Dejevsky's piece about Auriol Grey, the woman found to have caused the death of an elderly cyclist in Cambridgeshire during a pavement cycling dispute

Cycling and disability rights groups react to sentencing of Auriol Grey, convicted of causing Celia Ward’s death

The 89-year-old actress claimed she was struck by a “masked cyclist with no lights” on the pavement

Police could not “categorically state” whether the section of pavement where the tragic incident took place was a shared-use path

The prosecutor told the court Auriol Grey was "angered by the presence of a cyclist on a footpath" and "gestured in a hostile and aggressive way", causing the rider to fall into the road where she was fatally hit

Pavement cycling should be “viewed as a sensible outcome as seen from the cyclists’ perspective," researchers conclude

Isaac Slade's mother says he would usually have been riding on the road on his six-mile trip home from school

Common perception that cyclists are rule-breakers persists