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'
This anti-bike hysteria must stop
Clover Moore: The concerted tabloid campaign against Sydney's new cycleways denies Sydneysiders the progress they deserve
Recession transport: bike sales overtake cars
The European economic cycle appears to have taken on a new dimension - and it's round. Which countries have seen bike sales outpace those for cars?
Thousands of cycling protesters surround Parliament Square in London
Mass event was timed to coincide with Commons debate after transport department junks Get Britain Cycling report
Skoda Octavia: car review
For 10 years, Skoda has been supplying the Tour de France with new cars. And no one has ever felt cheated, says William Fotheringham
Cycle helmets – I defend to the last the right not to wear one
Philip Hoare: Of course you should wear a helmet but, despite just injuring myself in a crash without one, it's a question of civil liberties
Paths of glory: what might a cycle-friendly city look like?
From elevated bike lanes to spiralling cycle stands, a new book charts innovative infrastructure from around the world
Eurostar’s revised policy on bike bags will discourage cycle travel
Max Leonard: Rule changes are hardly the sort of joined-up thinking we need to promote rail travel over flying
Motorist given community sentence for causing death of second cyclist
Gary McCourt, 49, who had previously been jailed over fatal road accident, hit 75-year-old cyclist in Edinburgh
On the road: Eastway ST1.0
'This steel-framed turquoise beauty is better equipped for cycling to work than for apeing le Tour de Yorkshire,' Helen Pidd says
How roads were not built for cars
Carlton Reid: A history of how 19th-century cyclists paved the way for modern roads offers clues to how cars could again lose their dominance
Why I’m not convinced cyclist-friendly lorries are the solution to road fatalities
Matt Seaton: A new goldfish-bowl cab design is well intentioned – but it's human behaviour that really makes a blind spot lethal
Cyclist-friendly lorry design aims to cut number of fatal accidents
London Cycling Campaign proposes plans to cut height of lorries and to extend side windows of the cabs
There is no war between motorists and cyclists
Dan Trent: The editor of the PistonHeads website argues that it's perfectly possible to enjoy fast cars and fast bikes