Cycling England

A10 Bus Lanes And Bus Stops

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
Abstract: 

All bus lanes, including contraflow lanes, should be open to cyclists by default. Cyclists should only be prohibited from using them if it can be proven that it would be unsafe or not practicable to achieve this. New bus stops should be audited to ensure that they do not compromise cyclists’ needs or safety.

A15 Audits And Risk Assessment

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
Abstract: 

All changes to the highway network, including maintenance schemes, should be the subject of a cycle audit. Where safety audits identify that normally recognised design standards cannot be met, projects should be the subject of a risk assessment that involves user representatives.

A02 Speed Reduction

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
Abstract: 

Reducing traffic speeds can help to reduce or eliminate the need for special facilities for cyclists as well as contributing to casualty reduction and the creation of a more ‘people friendly’ environment.

A12 Removal Of Road Centrelines

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
Abstract: 

Consideration should be given to the removal of centrelines as an option where carriageway widths do not permit the introduction of cycle lanes of adequate width (min 1.5m) whilst retaining two general traffic lanes.

A01 Invisible Infrastructure

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
Abstract: 

Cycle-specific infrastructure should not be introduced without first establishing whether cyclists’ needs would be better met through demand management or traffic management measures that reduce both the volume and speed of motor traffic.

Design Checklist

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
September 2008
Abstract: 

Cycling England’s master document index to their design guidance documents. A must-read.

A. On-carriageway solutions

(to be in accordance with Hierarchy of provision and 5 Core Principles)

C04 Cycle Parking

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
Abstract: 

The inclusion of ‘Sheffield’ type cycle parking stands should be considered in all highway traffic management and maintenance schemes.

Aylesbury Gemstone

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
Abstract: 

Leaflet about Aylesbury's colour-coded cycle routes, with time-based signage.

Sea Front Cycling - Issue 5 Jun08

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
June 2008
Abstract: 

List of councils who allow cycling on their seafronts, along with brief details.

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