Cycling Scotland: Leave space for a life

On average, four people cycling per week in Scotland suffer serious and potentially life-changing injuries from a vehicle collision – and close passes can be a daily experience for people cycling.
In a survey of more than 500 drivers, the national cycling charity Cycling Scotland found that, while 97% of drivers agree they put lives at risk by driving too close to bikes, more than a third said they don't think of someone cycling as a person.
This campaign sets out to 'humanise' cyclists in the eyes of drivers. Asking them to 'Leave space for a life'