Police have issued a warning over the increasing numbers of cyclists on the Forth Road Bridge.
Fife police asked for cyclists to slow down and pedestrians to be aware of their surroundings after reports of 'concerns'.
The increase in cyclists looks set to continue as more people choose to avoid public transport once lockdown restrictions are lifted.
The police statement, shared on Twitter said: "We have received concerns regarding the volume of cyclists using the Forth Road Bridge and Fife Coastal Path.
"Pedestrians and cyclists, please show each other respect and give way to each other. Pedestrians, please walk in the designated lane on the bridge.
"Cyclists, please slow down and give way to pedestrians when passing hazards on the bridge, adhere to the 15mph speed limit and ride within the bike lane."
"Please keep your speed down when descending the path towards Ferry Toll and be aware of pedestrians and other hazards.
"Pedestrians, please be aware of your surroundings, especially when wearing earphones, and keep dogs on a short leash. Above all, please be nice to each other and enjoy your exercise."
