Yes, next Sunday will be the first Sunday of January and the New Year and Andy has a short infrastructure ride planned for us.
Is Cambridge Street looking like this yet? Join us to see.
January, time for the GoBike Infrastructure Ride!
December’s GoBike ride – here’s the route
and here’s the link to the route: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3187075?units=km It was a superb tour of the north of the city. In true Andy style, though, there were some narrow paths in parks – we went through Springburn, Ruchill and Victoria parks, but the five of us who turned up enjoyed it all.
Continue reading “December’s GoBike ride – here’s the route”Consultations: December 2025
Another big City Deal project in North Lanarkshire and last calls for consultations from Glasgow and South Lanarkshire.
Continue reading “Consultations: December 2025”Join us on 07 December for the GoBike “Northern Sights” ride
Some years ago we ran a “Northern Sights” city tour ride, but on the day there happened to be thick fog! So now it’s time to attempt again.
Consultations: November 2025
Consultations in Glasgow, including a short notice event. Also, consultations from North Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire, SPT and an update from East Dunbartonshire.
Continue reading “Consultations: November 2025”Fourteen ride to Renfrew and Paisley
Yes, this was our busiest ride for some time, and very good it was too! Some of us were old hands on the monthly rides but it was good to welcome some who were on their first GoBike adventure.
Continue reading “Fourteen ride to Renfrew and Paisley”Consultations: October 2025
A brief update from Glasgow and South Lanarkshire. Includes a much-anticipated upgrade to NCN7 and a short notice event in East Kilbride.
Continue reading “Consultations: October 2025”GoBike’s November Ride: on Sunday 02 November, we head for paths in Paisley
This ride takes in some new developments in the Renfrew and Paisley area. We will take the Govan Bridge, to head for Braehead and Ferry Village in Renfrew.
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Glasgow Cycling Road Safety Roadshow
Cycling is growing in Scotland – for commuting, fitness, and leisure – but with it comes the responsibility to make our roads safer for everyone.
The Cycling Road Safety Roadshow brings together experts from law, policing, advocacy, engineering, and local government to share knowledge, discuss solutions, and build stronger partnerships for safer cycling across Scotland.
The roadshow will be held from 6 – 9:30pm on Wednesday 19 November at the University of Strathclyde 16 Richmond Street Glasgow G1 1XQ
Whether you’re a cyclist, campaigner, policymaker, or simply passionate about safer roads, this free event is for you.
Speakers – Hear from a panel of leading voices in road safety and cycling.
- Roz Galloway – Partner, Cycle Law Scotland. Expert in representing injured cyclists and championing legal rights on Scotland’s roads
- Scott Runicman – Cycling UK (Scotland)
Advocate for everyday cycling and accessible infrastructure. - Chris Johnson – Cycling Scotland. Specialist in cycling policy, training, and active travel initiatives.
- Stewart Sinclair – Police Scotland Road Policing. Insights from law enforcement on cyclist safety, collisions, and enforcement.
- Eric Hill – Sweco UK. Perspective from transport planning and infrastructure design.
- Malcolm Hall – Glasgow City Council. Bringing a local authority viewpoint on cycling infrastructure and policy.
Entrance is by donation to SAMH. Book your ticket via Eventbrite
Helsinki goes a full year without a single traffic death
The capital city is Finnish’ed with car-related fatalities.
Helsinki hasn’t registered a single traffic-related fatality in the past year, municipal officials revealed recently.
Although road deaths are on the decline across the EU, with a 3 percent decrease in 2024, accidents with tragic outcomes are still commonplace in metropolitan areas. To go a full year without one is a remarkable feat for most cities — let alone a European capital.
In 2023, 7,807 Europeans lost their lives in traffic accidents in EU cities. Fifty-five people died in traffic accidents in Berlin last year, and nine individuals lost their lives in collisions in the Brussels region over the past 12 months.
Source: Politico