Today marks a launch of an excellent campaign by “The Times” to “Save our cyclists”. Here are some links to their coverage about cycling safety:
Cities fit for Cycling – the landing page of the campaign.
On the road to more agony and regret . . . if we don’t act now
Kaya Burgess on his friend and colleague, whose journey to work ended in critical injury
Readers comments on the campain
Danny Williams, the most prolific cycling blogger who deserves a lot of credit for getting the public debate about cycling safety going, comments on the campaign and on cycling safety in general: Boris Johnson – you promised a ‘cycling revolution’ and you’ve completely failed to deliver. Even The Times suggests your thinking on cycling is way out of touch. Each of us can do something about this
Apart from the excellent campaign by “The Times”, I came across these stories:
London politicians give “qualified support” to TfL’s Bow Roundabout proposals (+ video) – Road.cc
Father sets up travel charity after son’s death – The father of Sam Harding, who was killed while cycling on Holloway Road in 2011, wants to support young people – Travel Weekly
Boris Bike Accident In Clerkenwell – Londonist
Shared space is the future for London’s roads – Evening Standard
Cycling Intelligence 