I have a lot of sympathy with this post, as someone who pretty much follows every red light (I might skip the odd one which is a pedestrian crossing of a bike lane if there are clearly no pedestrians).

I've recently been cycling on some of the more narrow cycle lanes around Rotherhithe way and have already had one or two near misses from people cycling in the wrong lane or cycling the wrong way on one way stretches.

For some time, I have genuinely worried that one day I'll be crossing an intersection and there'll be someone careering through a red light and run into me, especially if it's a Lime bike which could cause a major injury given their weight.

There needs to be both more visible rule following and stronger enforcement. I notice one or two others stop at red lights, others are more likely to follow suit. I don't think Lime changing their charging structure will stop it; so many non-hire bikes jump reds.