January 2020

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So Near, So Far – The Ranty Highwayman

Saturday, January 11, 2020 I happened to be in Cambridge this week and I also happened to see some relatively new streets. You would think that in the UK city with the highest rate of cycling that I’d have seen some world class cycling infrastructure? Sadly not. OK, what I did see in the Eddington

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“You think police would take a hit and run quite seriously” says disappointed Bristol cyclist who caught collision on camera | road.cc

A Bristol cyclist has accused police of “incompetence” after they failed to track down a driver he said was responsible for a hit and run – even though he’d provided them with footage of the incident. The Bristol Post reports that Dr Richard Patterson was riding down Kings Weston Road, Henbury, on March 5 when

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Gtr Manchester expands active travel programme – transport xtra

06 December 2019 Local Transport Today is the authoritative, independent journal for transport decision makers. Analysis, Comment & News on Transport Policy, Planning, Finance and Delivery since 1989. Greater Manchester Combined Authority has authorised development work on a further 25 schemes forming part of the conurbation’s Bee Network of walking and cycling routes, taking the

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Transport Committee presented with vision for West Yorkshire cycling network – Cycle Industry News

Hayley Everett6 January, 2020 This Friday 10th January, members of West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s Transport Committee will be shown a draft map of how the county’s cycling routes could look, based on current cycling strategies and plans. Covering the areas of Bradford, Calderdale, Kirklees, Leeds and Wakefield, the provisional map shows the network of existing

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