Showing posts with label Department for Transport. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Department for Transport. Show all posts

Policy lag (or why bike lanes will be crap for a while yet)

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Mark from As Easy As Riding a Bike blog tweeted a screen grab from Streetview recently of a newly painted bike lane in Horsham with the c...
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London's first truly super cycle highway comes to Stratford; a first look at the CS2 extension

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Cycle Superhighway 2 has rightly been receiving harsh criticism of late, following inquests in to the death of two cyclists on the route...
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Space4cycling shows us: campaigning works

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There is something happening in the UK cycling scene at present that deserves greater scrutiny; a groundswell of popular cycling opinion, a ...
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In, out, in, out, shake it all about.. Why today's cycling cash up for grabs is not enough to Get Britain Cycling

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Prime Minister David Cameron has today announced new funding for a raft of cycling measures to the tune of £77million pounds.  8 key UK ...
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One year on, London's Olympic legacy still lays in its roads

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Tomorrow night will mark exactly one year since a group of volunteer London cyclists captivated a global audience, riding on their Dawes ...
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The dog that barks the loudest gets the bone; is it time for a cycling lobby?

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It's so long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye to Cycling England which hit the skids last week as part of the coalition Government...
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The real risk of cycling? Cycling safer than walking down the road in Q2 09!

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It's that time of year again when casualty figures for our roads in the last quarter are released and, inevitably, there has been some h...
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Children in deprived areas "at greater road risk"

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The following press release, from the press agency Reuters, is reasonably balanced and tells a story.  It's a sad story about young peop...
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