At November's Mayor's Question Time, Caroline Pidgeon pressed Boris Johnson to ensure that much needed cycle safety work is done urgently, without the long delays that have been seen so far.
Caroline Pidgeon has joined Assembly members from across parties in supporting the London Cycling Campaign's demonstration outside City Hall, calling for immediate action to make the Aldgate-Bow Cycle Superhighway 2 safe for cycling.
Talking to the PoliticsHome website on the Metropolitan Police Commissioner's comments that he would not cycle in London, Caroline Pidgeon commented:
"Ultimately it is Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe's own decision if he wishes to cycle or not in London, however what really concerns me about his comments is that they reveal how out of touch he is with London's growing cycling community or the many police officers who cycle every day."
Caroline Pidgeon AM, Leader of the Liberal Democrat London Assembly Group, commenting on recently announced changed to the London Underground said:
Commenting on the Mayor’s response to questions from herself and other Assembly Members relating to cycle safety, Caroline Pidgeon AM, Leader of the Liberal Democrat London Assembly Group, said:
It is bitterly disappointing that after an hour of questioning the Mayor cannot simply admit that serious mistakes have been made in the past over the design of the Barclays Cycle Superhighways, especially Cycle Superhighway 2.
