Category Archives: shared use

The problematic philosophy of ‘shared use’ footways

Posted on September 8, 2017 by aseasyasriding

An old post from Joe Dunkley that resurfaced yesterday in the wake of some comments about Christopher Chope – a former transport minister in the Thatcher government and helmet law enthusiast – has prompted me to reflect on some of … Continue reading →

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Against shared use

Posted on November 19, 2015 by aseasyasriding

One of the most baffling aspects of British cycling policy is the contrast between the periodic clampdowns on ‘pavement cycling’ (and the intolerance to this kind of activity in general) and the way cycling is actually designed for by most … Continue reading →

Posted in Infrastructure, shared use, Uncategorized | 73 Comments