So this morning, Going Going Bike went off to the cinema for an exclusive preview showing of a film in the backstreets of Shoreditch in London. This film didn’t feature Hollywood “A” listers but had the humble bike as the star actor in a short film about cycle theft and how people respond to a theft when they see one taking place right in front of them. READ ON
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Once again it’s time for our usual mix of bite-sized bike-related items that we hope will bring a smile to your weekend. Enjoy. READ ON
RoadPeace calls for action on lorry blind spots
One of the key elements of the eight point cycle safe campaign announcement by The Times yesterday was a demand that lorries entering a city centre should be required by law to fit sensors, audible truck-turning alarms, extra mirrors and safety bars. READ ON
The Times calls for cities to be made fit for cyclists
The fight for greater cycling safety has a new ally this morning with The Times newspaper launching a Save Our Cyclists campaign. The campaign is a call for safer roads, but also a plea to motorists that they can co-exist safely with cyclists on the road. READ ON
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