Until last autumn, cyclists submitting video camera footage of dangerous driving would be told by the police what action they would be taking. In 84% of cases drivers either received a warning letter, were sent on an educational course or were prosecuted.
-
Working for cycling with councils, police & neighbourhood groups
-
Discover Bristol & beyond at a leisurely pace
-
The voice for those who cycle - and those who will
-
Making Bristol better for cycling
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
Bristol Cycling Campaign response to the Bristol & Bath Railway Path concept designs
The Bristol & Bath Railway Path is an important asset for local cycling. Increasing use of the Railway Path (by cyclists and pedestrians) has led to calls for a reduction in conflict between pedestrians and cyclists. Sustrans is using Department for Transport funding for ‘a community-led re-design to improve the quality of the existing Bristol […]
Ride: Oakham Treasures Café
A 23 mile (approx.) gentle paced New Year Ride on Saturday January 4th from Coffee#1 Welsh Back, BS1 4AN, at the corner of Queen Square and Welsh Back. Other rides and events are on the Diary page on the website We will be meeting at 10-15am for a 10-30am departure. The route will head out […]
Severn Beach – Parallel Crossings on Western Approach Distribution Park
South Glos Council are consultation on 5 new parallel priority crossings linking up sections of an existing shared footway/cycle track around the industrial park, part of the Highways England motorway cycle improvements scheme. https://consultations.southglos.gov.uk/consult.ti/PT.6407WesternApproachCrossings/consultationHome Bristol Cycling Campaign broadly supports these proposals, although we have some reservations about the detailed designs presented in the drawings. First it should […]
2019 AGM report and review of Simon Munk’s presentation
As promised last week, there is now a report from our AGM and a review of the presentation which Simon Munk gave, immediately after, to over 60 attendees: AGM 2019 Simon Munk Presentation