Smart e-bike: futuristic-looking and shiny, but how practical?
The first two-wheeled offering from the carmaker promises a high-tech approach and long range – for a price
Norman Foster unveils plans for elevated ‘SkyCycle’ bike routes in London
Plan for 220km network of bike paths suspended above railway lines could see commuters gliding to work over rooftops
New cycling safety devices cannot cure bad road design
Countries such as Denmark and the Netherlands have taken bold planning decisions over decades to achieve safe cycling for all
Race to test new cycle safety technology
British firms trial radar- and radio frequency-powered warning systems to help save lives on UK roads as deaths mount
Transport in Europe: how does it differ by city?
Are we using public transport more than we used to? And which cities suffer from a high level of night-time traffic noise? A new report provides some interesting transport figures showing how urban transport differs across Europe
London’s cycling culture is developing in a dangerous direction
The capital’s cycling campaigners seem to be outraged by suggestions that cyclists should start taking more responsibility for their safety
Five cyclists dead in two weeks: is there a way to make London’s roads safer?
In London more people are travelling by bike, but already this year 13 cyclists have died
Is Boris Johnson pushing too fast for a cycle-friendly London?
Pressure grows on capital's mayor to rethink cycle superhighways after three deaths in little more than a week
Boris Johnson adviser says deaths should not put people off cycling
Andrew Gilligan says travelling by bike in London is getting safer and mayor remains committed to improving infrastructure
Boris Johnson blames cycling victims and ignores the bull in the china shop
Peter Walker: The London mayor has done a lot for cycling in the capital, but seems wilfully oblivious to the real danger: lorries
Kate Hoey: the MP who thinks cyclists should be registered (and pay road tax)
The London MP, recently the target of cyclists' ire, wants to see more bikes on the roads but has some curious ideas about how this should happen
A loud bell-ding of approval for Australia’s first cyclists party
Gary Nunn: Australia’s first political party dedicated to cyclists is up and riding. I welcome this move: it’s high time we had a party defending us
Driver-less cars are coming – and they’ll see cyclists coming too
Carlton Reid: The technology for self-driving, bike-detecting cars is moving quickly through the gears. What will this mean for cyclists?
Does the government really understand e-bikes?
Peter Walker: British ministers are happy to invest hundreds of millions of pounds promoting electric cars, yet pay little attention to their two-wheeled equivalents
On the road: Bamboo Mountain Bike
Helen Pidd: 'Believe it or not, the choice of bamboo as a building material is less about appealing to Guardian readers than about making a superstrong yet light bicycle'