Articles

Cycling is a gift, one that CTC’s Cycle Champions brought to thousands of people. Patrick Trainor spoke to some of them.

It’s all too easy to depend on the car for transport, especially if you have a family. Ben Searle suggests ways to cycle more instead

Eleven CTC members accompanied Mark Waters on a CTC tour along the Pennine Cycleway this summer.

Many people are put off cycling to work because they think it's dangerous. Actually, it isn't any more dangerous, statistically, than walking and daily exercise is what most of us need to live longer. Following CTC's guide will help you feel safer on your regular cycling journeys.

If you want to encourage more people to commute by cycle to your workplace, or use cycles for business travel, setting up a Bicycle User Group is a step in the right direction. This guide tells you how to go about it, and what the BUG can do once it gets going.

CTC supporter Alan Thomas gives us his account of a leisurely circuit of the Isle of Wight with fellow riders.

Taking your bicycle on a plane is something more and more of us have started to do. Here we provide a few useful steps to follow:

What is the best way to provide for cyclists on the highway network? Sharing space with motor traffic? Or segregated as much as possible from it? And what about all the options between these extremes?

Cycle commuting is a convenient way for people to fit exercise into the daily routine, and work-related travel by cycle helps ease congestion and is good for the economy and the environment. To help, the Government has introduced a range of cycle-friendly tax incentives for employers and employees.