London boroughs 'failed to install safe cycle lanes'
Twenty-four London boroughs have failed to install any segregated cycle-lanes since the last local elections, a new report claims.
London boroughs 'fail to install safe cycle lanes'
Twenty-four London boroughs have failed to install any segregated cycle-lanes since the last local elections in May, a new report claims.
A freedom of information request by the cycling awareness group Stop Killing Cyclists also found that 13 boroughs across the capital have no segregated cycle-lanes at all.
Six cyclists lost their lives on London roads in just two weeks last November prompting the report to call on local councils to do more to protect cyclists.
The campaign group will lead a protest today outside Westminster City Hall to highlight London's lack of cycling infrastructure.
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