Should new cycling laws be introduced?
Drivers can be prosecuted for death by dangerous driving, but is it time to introduce a death by cycling law?
This comes after the husband of a woman who was killed by a cyclist called for radical changes in the cycling culture and much tougher laws.
Charlie Alliston, 20, was travelling at 18mph when he crashed into mother-of-two Kim Briggs in February last year. The cyclist was convicted of “furious driving” and bodily harm, but cleared of any manslaughter charges.
In a heated debate, Richard Madeley locked horns with the Cycling UK spokesman Duncan Dollimore about the accountability of cyclists on the road.
Watch the fiery debate above.
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