Researchers at the University of Nottingham are leading a study that will assess the effectiveness of the current cycling infrastructure and ask ‘which features installed for cyclists are most effective at reducing the risk of injury to cyclists?’ The research has been funded by the NIHR’s Public Health Research Programme and the team of public health researchers are working with members of cycle campaign groups, PEDALS and Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust’s Bicycle Users Group. The work will examine and compare the effectiveness of a wide variety of cycling infrastructure in developed countries including the UK, USA and Australia.