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Thursday, 21 September 2017

The Guardian

• Urgent review will look at introducing new road laws for cyclistsAnnouncement by transport minister Jesse Norman follows jailing of cyclist Charlie Alliston over death of Kim BriggsThe government is to hold an urgent review examining whether there should be new road laws covering cyclists following the death of a pedestrian in London who was killed after being hit by a teenager riding a type of track bike that is illegal for road use. Continue reading...

Times Online

• Killer cyclists face harsh penalties after fatal crash [Subscription]Cyclists who kill pedestrians face tougher penalties after ministers announced that they were considering a new offence that would mirror death by careless or dangerous driving.

Mail Online

• Cyclists who mow down pedestrians face 14 years in prison Transport minister Jesse Norman will today unveil a major review of the antiquated laws governing cycling in a bid to improve road safety. The review will also look at motoring offences.

The Mirror

• Cyclists who kill pedestrians by careless or dangerous driving could be jailed for up to 14 years It comes after Charlie Alliston was jailed for 18 months after killing Kim Briggs last year in London

Other News Sources

• 'You're more invisible than invincible': Helmet cam footage shows why motorcyclists should assume motorists HAVEN'T seen them when filtering through traffic Helmet cam footage shows the moment a car pulls out and collides with a motorcyclist