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Hit and run cycling accidents: Can you claim compensation if the driver cannot be traced?

Cycle Law News
August 18, 2026

We’ve been horrified here at Cycle Law Scotland to hear of three serious hit-and-run incidents involving cyclists in the space of just a few days in August.

Vie-Velo during Poppy Scotland ride 2025

VIE Velo: Challenging life through inclusive cycling

Cycle Law News
August 10, 2026

Discover how Edinburgh charity VIE Velo is transforming lives through inclusive tandem cycling for visually impaired riders. Solicitor and trustee Jo Clancy-Dodds shares her experience of the club, the friendships

Roz Galloway, Etape Caledonia 2026 female winner

Two Minds, One Start Line: Etape Caledonia 2026

Cycle Law News
May 19, 2026

Why I nearly skipped Etape Caledonia 2026, and what the ride reminded me about cycling, health, privilege and perseverance.

Roseburn Path, Edinburgh

New Tram Line, New Risks. Will Roseburn Path users be protected?

Cycle Law News
May 12, 2026

The proposed tram extension along The Roseburn Path has become a focal point of public debate in Edinburgh.

Cyclists at bottom of the mound in Edinburgh

Stricter punishments for rogue cyclists – a solution for road safety

Cycle Law News
October 27, 2025

New laws propose tougher penalties for cyclists causing death or injury — but will they make roads safer, or simply distract from the real dangers?

Cycling Road Safety Roadshows

Cycling Road Safety Roadshows

Cycle Law News
September 25, 2025

Cycling Road Safety Roadshows come to Edinburgh and Glasgow in Nov 2025.

Sunny Cycles Community Cycling Initiative

Cycle Law Scotland support community cycling initiative.

Cycle Law News
May 23, 2025

Cycle Law Scotland partners with Sunny Cycles to champion inclusive cycling in Glasgow. Legal firm becomes first Corporate supporter of community cycling initiative.

Bicycle Number Plate Mock Up

Should cyclists be forced to have insurance?

Cycle Law News
March 17, 2025

Thomas Mitchell questions the arguments for compulsory cycle insurance and suggests that common sense should prevail.

Law Courts

Driver sentenced to four years in prison

Cycle Law News
October 29, 2024

The High Court sentenced driver, Craig McComb to nearly four years in prison and a driving ban of almost 10 years for deliberately knocking down cyclist, Duncan Ronaldson.

RoadShare - Case for Presumed Liability

Renewed call for presumed liability

Cycle Law News
July 22, 2024

Thomas Mitchell makes a renewed call for presumed liability. Presumed Liability is a natural component part of the overall review of road safety legislation.

Tram tracks

Legal Support for cyclists injured due to tram tracks

Cycle Law News
July 4, 2024

It seems that Edinburgh Trams cannot be run profitably and the Council still persists in considering every cycling injury claim due to the tram tracks before settling out of court.

Roz Galloway at UCI World Champs, Gran Fondo

We ride too!

Cycle Law News
June 17, 2024

At Cycle Law Scotland, we are all cyclists too so we understand how important cycling can be to our clients.

What our clients say.

“Cycle Law Scotland were brilliant from start to finish. Throughout the whole process of my claim, their communication was fantastic and they handled my case with skill and professionalism. At first I wasn’t sure whether to take legal action after my accident because I was worried it would be too complicated, but I’m really glad I did. Cycle Law Scotland took the stress out and made the whole process very easy. I couldn’t recommend them enough. Thank you!”

Kate Osmond

“Quick, smooth and very straight forward. I couldn’t be happier with the outcome. Very responsive to my calls and wouldn’t hesitate to you use them again if the need arises, although hopefully not!”

Charlie O’Hara

“I would highly recommend Cycle Law Scotland. My case was handled by Thomas Mitchell who provided advice and updates from the beginning to end. Cycle Law Scotland have access to numerous professionals who can provide expert opinions.”

 

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