A Stirling councillor has appealed for “etiquette” between cyclists, drivers and pedestrians to be better understood.
Stirling Tory councillor Rachel Nunn said she had even started riding her bike on an alternative route because of experiencing near-misses with vehicles.
At a recent meeting of Stirling Council’s public safety committee, the ward member for Stirling North, said the council was looking to promote more active travel but added: “One of the issues I get brought to me as a community based councillor is the etiquette of cyclists and pedestrians.
