On average, four cyclists a week suffer serious injuries on Scotland's roads from vehicle collisions 🚴🚘 Close passes are a common experience for cyclists, which is why we're supporting the Cycling Scotland #GiveCycleSpace campaign.

Chief Superintendent Hilary Sloan, Head of @PSOSRoads, said: “Every driver has a responsibility to safely overtake cyclists and understand how their actions can impact the life of that person riding a bike." For more info, visit @CyclingScotland ➡️

@CyclingScotland Do you have a reporting system where video or similar evidence can be sent? One that will actually be followed up on?

@CyclingScotland It would really help if you had an online footage reporting system in place like the majority of police forces in England.

@CyclingScotland And yet when I report close passes I'm told that nothing will be done about it as it was just a 'silly mistake' and 'I'm sure the driver regretted it...' glad you're campaigning but we need a portal and sincerity.

@CyclingScotland Anyone can get out on a bike. No basic licence or eyesight check or even insurance. They cut in front of traffic, dont use cycle lanes and ride 3, 4, 5 abreast. Yes sometimes vehicle drivers are at fault but sometimes so are cyclists.

@CyclingScotland Nice sentiment but the budget would have been better used on a dashcam portal like the ones just about every other police force in the UK has

@CyclingScotland How dare @PoliceScotland highlight cyclist deaths/injuries and yet they are negligent in their investigation of close passes and won't introduce a safety camera portal for the public. Shameful. Only in SNP Scotland 🤔

@PSOSRoads @CyclingScotland Close passes are also dangerous for pedestrians who are walking on the pavement

@CyclingEdin @CyclingScotland Words are easy, actions count. A good first step would be to allow submission of camera footage online.

@CyclingScotland As has been said, there needs to be an online reporting portal for this. I have tried reporting by a variety of channels and only had one response.