And here’s a local example of this kind of cycling-friendly infrastructure, with a generous cycle lane and Advanced Stop Line, in delicious pink. This helps cyclists on the busy A503 to safely negotiate the junction with the A112.
Enjoy.
Monday, 25 October 2010
Streets redesigned for cycling
The London Cycling Campaign demands that transport planners Redesign our streets for cycles, with a lovely photograph some cycling-friendly infrastructure (naturally it contains no cyclists, but then the LCC doesn’t worry about such trifles). Yes, after 31 years of campaigning the LCC knows what really works for London – although some of its members are getting a little restive.
And here’s a local example of this kind of cycling-friendly infrastructure, with a generous cycle lane and Advanced Stop Line, in delicious pink. This helps cyclists on the busy A503 to safely negotiate the junction with the A112.
Enjoy.
And here’s a local example of this kind of cycling-friendly infrastructure, with a generous cycle lane and Advanced Stop Line, in delicious pink. This helps cyclists on the busy A503 to safely negotiate the junction with the A112.
Enjoy.
