How the Met police criminalised the Critical Mass bike ride

Tom Richards: The monthly meet-up is not a protest and should not be policed as such, but arrests failed to demonstrate understanding of the ride's dynamic

If cycling infrastructure ideas are ignored, very little will change

Peter Walker: The parliamentary cycling inquiry must understand that the changes required to get Britain cycling are systematic

Can cyclists and pedestrians share the road?

Cyclists have been enjoying the limelight, but do they get the right of way too often? Pedestrian campaigner Caroline Russell talks to bike blogger Danny Williams

Drivers’ moral progress, and why they hate cyclists

Andrew Brown: On a speed awareness course, I found that drivers have become anarchic individualists who see nothing wrong in cheating

BBC’s War on Britain’s Roads: even more fake than we feared

Peter Walker: Footage passed off as genuine in cycling documentary was choreographed by a filmmaker with paid participants, it emerges

Alex Moulton obituary

Engineer and designer known for his work on car suspensions and his innovative bicycle

BBC cycling documentary is ‘irresponsible’, says MP

Peter Walker: The MP who chairs the all-party cycling group writes to new BBC head to express his concerns over The War on Britain's Roads

Cycling groups and MPs condemn BBC1 documentary about road users

Programme titled The War on Britain's Roads accused of endangering cyclists by stereotyping them as reckless

On the road: Trek Madone 2.1

'It was as if I'd had a glamorous affair and returned to view my old love through new, critical eyes,' says Helen Pidd

Why are road deaths in the UK on the rise again?

A week ago Hamid Bouadimi's five-year-old son was killed by a lorry near his south London school. The number of pedestrians dying on our roads is rising – who and what is to blame?

Is it too dangerous to cycle?

With 13 cyclists killed in September so far in Britain, Rob Penn and Gerhard Weiss debate whether our roads are too risky to brave on two wheels