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Pushbikes newsletter

Sep 30th, 2008 by Chris Duggan | No comments yet

Cyclists meeting with Council on Thursday evening, 9 October, BMI.

Pushbikes, the campaign for better cycling facilities in Birmingham, have published their summer newsletter online. Their website also has details of the cycle rides they organise.

PushBikes has arranged a cyclists meeting with the Birmingham City Council at the Birmingham & Midland Institute on Thursday 9/10/08 at 18:30 for a 19:00 start. More details on our calendar or www.pushbikes.org.uk

Current highlight from the front page of the website

PushBikes has just learned that Birmingham City Council is considering allowing motorcycles to use the Advanced Stop Lines and lead-in lanes provided for cyclists safety at traffic lights, as part of a government “research” experiment.

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