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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Cycling along a new Highways Agency scheme
Between 2011 and 2014, a relatively short 2.5 mile stretch of the A23 (the trunk road running between London and Brighton, on the south coast) was widened from two lanes in each direction, to three. This was a £79 million … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
29 Comments
A Roetz omafiets
For a while now, we’ve been looking for a bike for my other half. She hasn’t owned one since she was a child, but she’s started enjoying cycling again when we’ve been on holiday. We’ve hired bikes in the Netherlands, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
27 Comments
Trouble with terminology
This is a piece about the unhelpful problems Transport for London have (partly) created for themselves by developing separate ‘Superhighway’ and ‘Quietway’ concepts, but it’s more broadly about terminology, and how we should think not in terms of separate classes … Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, Quietways, Superhighways, Transport for London
14 Comments
Service roads – an easy win for cycling
Cycling infrastructure isn’t just about the ‘conventional’ design of protected tracks alongside main roads. Good cycling conditions can also be achieved with other measures, particularly through the use of roads that have very low motor traffic levels. Typically this will … Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, Service road, The Netherlands, Uncategorized
13 Comments
Journey times, and re-thinking filtered permeability
On a recent trip to the supermarket I happened to notice a driver turning into the car park at roughly the same time as me. Obviously this isn’t something you would normally dwell on, but in this particular instance I happened … Continue reading
Posted in Horsham, Infrastructure
36 Comments
As Easy As Riding A Bike 