This shows the driver of a car turning left where a cycle lane has been removed from the main road. The driver appears not to have looked and sounds his horn, shortly thereafter overtaken by other cyclists.

The two narrow roads called Worple Way in East Sheen are often used by cars and SUV's trying to short-cut the main road which carries a lot of traffic. Many of the drivers are aggressive. A level crossing appears to encourage traffic to speed across when the crossing light changes to flashing amber because of oncoming trains.

This video is to provide an illustration to local councillors - please feel free to add thoughts in the comments as to how this could be improved.

There is a car immediately behind me as a cyclist and the road is not wide enough at this point for two cars to pass, so the oncoming SUV driver has no way to proceed. A sign suggests the local authority is trying to carry out some form of traffic enforcement.

Forward facing video camera with clearer audio from a rear facing camera overlaid.

This junction near Chelsea Bridge now has no left turns allowed, improving cyclist safety. Buses have been rerouted to avoid them crossing the marked cycle lane, which is lightly protected by wands after the junction in the video.

A compilation of three videos taken on different days demonstrating the problems that can be solved by installing a more effective barrier. This road forms part of the UK National Cycle Network where the vision is to "Create a UK wide network of safe and traffic free paths for everyone"

The first two examples show unexpected dangers and in the second example the van driver swears at the cyclist.