A London police force will offer rule-breaking cyclists the choice of watching a 47-second road safety clip or paying a £50 fine.
The new approach – dubbed the ‘sin bin’ – is set to be rolled out on the streets of the capital specifically for cyclists going through red lights or zebra crossings.
City of London police said the initiative would involve a 40-inch television linked to a laptop being set up on a mat on the side of the road at known hotspots.
Sergeant Stuart Ford, cycle team lead at City of London police, told The Times: ‘We want cyclists to stop
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