The segregated track north of Barker Drive will remain open throughout the works.
Access to Barker Drive will be available eastbound, in from Georgiana Street/St Pancras Way and out via Camley Street .
The cycle track south of Barker Drive will be used as a motor vehicle access to Baker Drive – its kerb was removed the week before last. There will be a ‘cyclists dismount’ sign for this section.
This note discusses how cyclists on Route 6 can travel between Royal College Street and Agar Grove during the works.
The work will be done three sections:
1. Agar Grove to Barker Drive. (21 to 25 November 2011)
Cyclists access on Route 6 :
Northbound via Baynes Street (which will be two-way in this stage) and then onto the segregated track. You may need to walk for a few yards.
Southbound: use Agar Place and Wrotham Road, then walk on footway from Wrotham Road to Barker Drive then ride in cycle track in St Pancras Way to Georgiana Street.
2. Barker Drive to Pratt Street. .(28 Nov to 2 Dec 2011)
Cyclists access on Route 6 :
Northbound via Royal College Street and Randolph Street
Southbound: ride in St Pancras Way to Barker Drive then walk on the footway to Georgiana Street.
3. Pratt Street to College Grove. (4 to 7 Dec 2011)
Cyclists access on Route 6 :
Northbound via Randolph Street
Southbound: ride in St Pancras Way to Georgiana Street.
The re-building of the cycle track is scheduled to commence on 6 December and are expected to be completed by 10 December 2011.
