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FEATURED CAMPAIGNS

Dangerous Junctions

Most serious and fatal collisions happen at junctions – fixing them is one of the most important things we can do to make cycling in London safer.

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Safer Lorries for London

Lorries drive just 4% of vehicle miles in London but are involved in over half of fatal collisions with cyclists. We campaign to design out danger.

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Women's Freedom

Less than one third of cycle trips in London are taken by women - we want to close the gap and unlock cycling for women.

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LATEST NEWS

London’s best-ever year for cycling

We’ve seen the highest ever number of daily cycle journeys in London at 1.33 million per day – equivalent to a third of all daily tube journeys.

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London and Paris: A Tale of Two Cities

How do London & Paris compare on public transport, mode share, driving costs & more?

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Too weak, Sadiq!

Plans to improve London's second most dangerous junction for cycling are not good enough. Take action and tell Sadiq today that we need better!

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Going Dutch in London

Patrick van IJzendoorn, a Dutchman who has pedalled more than 50,000km on London roads in the last seven years, compares his two homelands

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Our legal partner Osbornes Law is on hand to offer advice to all LCC members. If you ever need legal advice on a cycling matter, don’t hesitate to contact Osbornes.

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LCC is highly effective because it's supported by more than 12,000 members. If you cycle in London please consider joining today. You'll be supporting our work and you'll get a huge range of benefits.

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