'Badly implemented'

Last month a 58-year-old man was killed in a collision with a tipper truck.

Four priority lanes for cyclists, branded cycle superhighways, have been painted blue around London, and another eight are due to open within the next four years.

On Saturday, more than 300 cyclists rode through the capital in a "Tour du Danger" protest calling for the capital's roads to be made safer.

Cycling blogger Danny Williams said: "I think the superhighways should be made proper superhighways.

"I think it's a good idea, incredibly badly implemented and not very well thought through, and the Mayor needs to take responsibility for that.

A TfL spokesman said: "There has been an 18% fall in the number of cyclists killed or seriously injured on London's roads in the last decade, compared to the TfL's baseline figures from the mid to late 1990s."

No-one from the office of Mayor Boris Johnson was available for comment.

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