photo Ben Broomfield Sign LCC's petition calling for driver training like this in Hammersmiith and Fulham LCC's No More Lethal Lorries website is dedicated to creating safer HGVs for London and reducing road danger for cyclist...
photo A lorry driver who failed an eye test shortly after running over a cyclist escaped with only a £200 fine While cycling through Notting Hill Gate, Eilidh Cairns, 30, was hit and fatally injured by a tipper truck. The young...
photo TfL should be encouraging councils to adopt cycle training for lorry drivers. Sign LCC's petition LCC has welcomed Transport for London's new awareness programme for lorry drivers and cyclists, but: We're&nb...
LCC's version of the poster makes it clear the lorry driver shares responsibility for cyclist safety The TfL version incorrectly states that a driver couldn't see these cyclists: he could if his mirrors were correctly fitted, adjusted, and he...
photo This article on safer lorry design for cycling first appeared in London Cyclist magazine LCC has published an article in London Cyclist magazine listing measures that can improve lorry/HGV design to make cycling safer in Lond...
photo Killer driver drove a lorry operated by Thames Materials, a company with "a record of breaking safety regulations", according to LCC experts Thursday 18 November 2010Judge Roger Chapple today sentenced lorry...
LCC is calling for Hanwell-based company Thames Materials and its directors to be investigated for corporate manslaughter after the conviction of lorry driver Dennis Putz. Putz got seven years in jail for killing cyclist Cathriona Patel outside O...
photo Chas Wishere Click the photo above or follow the link to see the evening in all its photographic glory Over 150 cyclists celebrated Burns Night in the far Highlands of Hackney, toasting the works of Scottish bard Robbie Burns, and rai...
photo Cycle training for London's lorry drivers, such as these from Lambeth, can raise awareness and save lives. UPDATED: Sunday 6 Feb 2011Sadly, the cyclist hit by the left-turning lorry in Hackney died in Hospital a few days after the c...
photo The new money for cycling is only around £100k per borough per year, but could fund lorry driver cycle training Biking Boroughs bidding for £4 million extra funding are being encouraged by Transport for London to spend money...
photo Ben Broomfield Lorry drivers working for Hammersmith & Fulham council receive cycle training LCC is calling for all cyclists to help collect signatures for our No More Lethal Lorries petition on the Day of Action on Wednesday 3...
Woolwich Coroner's Court heard that Adrianna Skryzypiec, 31, had been dragged by a lorry for 140 metres, but that no witnesses saw what happened. The lorry driver who killed her did not stop. The fatal crash took place in May 2009 at the...
photo Cyclists sign the No More Lethal Lorries petition calling for better HGV driver training in London Over 4500 cyclists signed LCC's No More Lethal Lorries petition during the 30 March 2011 Day of Action. 2000 names were added between 7....
On Tuesday 22 March 2011 two more vulnerable Londoners were killed after being hit by large lorries, highlighting the importance of LCC's Day of Action against lorry deaths. One of the dead was a pedestrian, while the other was riding a bicycle...
Boris Johnson’s new Cycle Safety Action Plan says Transport for London will work with the Department for Transport to make awareness-training obligatory for lorry drivers. The Action Plan recognises the danger posed by lorries to cyclists in...