Police want to get road users 'to live together'

GUERNSEY Police will look to work with road users next year to help alleviate 'tensions'.

Traffic Sergeant John Tostevin, pictured, said there were ongoing problems between cyclists, drivers and pedestrians as nobody was willing to 'live together'.

'We need to start getting all the groups together and discuss how to move forward in a safe way.

'I think it is causing tensions – cyclists and pedestrians don't engage with each other.'

His comments come after a digger driver was left with cuts to his lips and damaged teeth after being punched for telling a cyclist he should not be cycling on the pavement.