History

Current Campaigns

These are campaigns CTC is currently running, historic campaigns are below.

Road Justice The Road Justice campaign seeks to change driver attitudes and the approach of the law to bad driving. Cycling Charity challenges the police over tougher road justice Press Release Careless driving fixed penalty welcomed News more	Get Britain Cycling CTC, with Sustrans, British Cycling and other cycling organisations, is campaigning for the Government to show strong leadership towards cycling. This call comes at a crucial time: when the Government is preparing a new transport strategy, which includes a - very short - cycling element. Calls for the CSR to include cycling money as parliament agrees to debate the 'Get Britain Cycling' report News A Network of Electric Bicycles are set up in Henley-On-Thames News more	Cycletopia CTC's Cycletopia is made up of real life examples of what can be done to make Britain's towns and cities more cycle friendly, combined in a single image. Cycling in Vienna: lessons from Velo-city 2013 Blog Dutch-style roundabouts and low-level signals tested News more
Fill that hole Potholes are hazardous to cyclists while rough road surfaces make cycling more uncomfortable and requires more energy to ride over. Fill that hole allows you to report potholes anywhere in the country directly to the highway authority. CTC tells Osborne maintaining roads is better than building them News CTC members' mobile phone apps survey results News more	20 mph: lower speeds, better streets Lower speeds lead to safer streets which are easier for cycling and walking. Reducing the speed limit to 20 mph is one of the simplest ways to reduce road casualties and make streets feel safer. Get Britain Cycling report recommends £10 per head, per year funding for cycling News Cycle safety at 78 junctions to be improved thanks to £18m in grants News more	Safety in Numbers The Safety in Numbers campaign aims to shift attitudes to road safety amongst government and local authorities. London takes a step towards risk-based approach to road safety News Second 'Get Britain Cycling' inquiry session deals with cycle safety News more

Archive

Patron: Her Majesty The Queen
President: Jon Snow
Chief Executive: Gordon Seabright
Cyclists' Touring Club (CTC): A company limited by guarantee, registered in England no.25185. Registered as a charity in England and Wales No 1147607 and in Scotland No SC042541
CTC Charitable Trust: A company limited by guarantee, registered in England no.5125969. Registered as a charity in England and Wales No 1104324 and Scotland No SC038626