Police discretion urged over cyclists riding on pavements
A safety lobby group is urging police officers to use discretion when giving out fines to cyclists who ride on pavements.
Police discretion urged over cyclists who ride on pavements
A safety lobby group is urging police officers to use discretion when giving out fines to cyclists who ride on pavements.
The group 'Stop Killing Cyclists' says sometimes it is important for those on bikes to get out of the way of lorries on the roads - and instead cycle on the pavement.
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