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Cyclists who run a red or ride on the pavement could face hefty fines here in the City of London
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as police look to draw up new ways to tackle dodgy cycling
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But they say the streets have never been safer. So are these new measures really necessary
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I took to the streets of London to find out. Get away at the red light, sir
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What do you look like to you? You are now. Were you going to stop
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None of your business. abide by the traffic laws and stop, because it's dangerous otherwise people
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pedestrians walking across the crossings. You're going to stop at the red light, sir
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The police today announcing they're looking at making it more tricky for cyclists who don't stop at red lights
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You could be fined upwards of 50 quid. What do you think of that? Oh, it's a good thing
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I was sorry about it, I was being left. If you skip the red light, you could be fined
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's for sure. Yeah, yeah, you should be fined, yeah. They're looking at imposing fines on people who cycle on the pavement
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Do you think, would you like to be fined
