We want this to be a thoughtful and insightful film that goes beyond the standard clip show format and doesn't take a them/us approach, widening divisions on the road - that's exactly why we're reaching out to people like you. Please tell us what you want to see, and get in touch.
If you're genuinely interested in setting out a fair programme that highlights what cycling in the UK involves, please take a look at the Helen Measures trial, where the defence barrister basically lied about a dead young girl to blame her for her own death when a driver on the wrong side of the road killed her. Or the Richard Jordan case, the subject of another complaint where multiple police failings mean we'll probably never know how he died, or why the police never looked into a phone call from the driver involved who admitted a collision then denied it.
You could look at "punishment passes" where two tons of metal are used as a weapon to punish perceived poor behaviour that is nothing of the kind, you could look at the spot checks on HGVs in London that found that three quarters of them were breaking the law, the Eilidh Cairns fatality where police failures meant the driver went on to kill again, the Mary Bowers case where a driver on a mobile forgot to put the handbrake on and crushed a young woman who will probably never wake from a PVS.
You could examine why cyclists get less funding than any other road user, the TFL budget isn't even spent, the money is sitting in a bak account instead of preventing deaths.
You could cover trafpol numbers in the capital being halved in ten years so dangerous driving has never been more likely to escape any punishment whatsoever.
You could highlight journalists like Parris, Martin, Clarkson et al who "joke" about crushing, strangling or ramming cyclists.
I bet a million pounds you do nothing of the kind, and I bet a million pounds that after your crappy little programme is aired we'll never hear from you again.
