Judge calls for safer Marble Arch route after cyclist loses leg
A judge is to write to Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, to demand urgent action to improve a dangerous junction in London after presiding over the case of a cyclist who lost her leg.

A weekend of sunshine — but no promises for the Jubilee
Mad dogs and Englishmen can today celebrate a whole weekend’s worth of midday sun, with the fine weather expected to continue into next week and raise the nation’s hopes of a hot summer.

Minicab boss could face criminal prosecution over bus lane row
The chairman of Britain’s biggest minicab firm could face criminal prosecution for instructing his drivers to drive illegally in bus lanes, The Times has learnt.

What #cyclesafe has taught us so far
In the three months since The Times launched its ‘Cities Fit for Cycling’ campaign, we have learnt a lot about the state of cycling on British streets. Here are the key figures.

Austerity measures ‘putting lives at risk’ on roads
Austerity measures are putting lives at risk on Britain’s streets because of road safety budget cuts, the Government has been warned.