Author name: CamdenCyclist

Consultations

Consultation Holloway Road Nags Head

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It refers to ‘improvements’ on Holloway Road between Seven Sisters Road and Camden Road. e.g. 1.5 m cycle lanes and ASLs. The cycle lanes are not continuous and are only 1.5 m wide; they run beside parking and loading and round the outside of bus stops. The junctions do nothing to avoid cyclists suffering from

CC author, Reports

Deputation from Camden Cycling Campaign on Grid and Quietway routes

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 To the Culture and Environment Scrutiny Committee (scrutinised a report by Louise Mc Bride on Cycling routes & Infrastructure) , 3rd December, 2013 6.30 pm in the presence of Andrew Gilligan (the Mayor’s cycling commissioner). Cycling routes and Infrastructure We welcome Louise McBride’s report and very much appreciate Camden’s responsiveness to cycling matters. Our priorities for

News

Junctions designed to avoid left hooks

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TfL call them ‘Cycle Segregated Junctions’ and we call them ELH (Eliminate Left Hook) Why not design a signalling system that eliminates the conflicting turns that cause straight ahead cyclists to be cut down by left turning motors? That is, to allow all straight ahead traffic at a junction to go in one signal stage

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