Cycle campaigners often use code to mine for the key data needed to support road changes. We have built and shared some tools and customised maps to help with that.
Late July update on Camden’s Covid-19 infrastructure initiatives
Massive progress on pop-up cycle lanes and useful set of point closures around Red Lion Street
Walking and cycling improvements on Camden Park Road
Between St. Augustine’s Road and Brecknock School in Cliff Villas
Five point closures and a pair of pop-up cycle lanes
Phase 1 of Camden’s Covid-19 response: filters in Sandall Road, Constantine Road, Wilmot Place, Clarence Way and Hartland Road; pop-up lanes in Goodsway.
The Camden Safe Travel Commonplace map shows more than 1100 comments
Camden are using this Commonplace crowd-sourcing map to gather public comments and suggestions for post-Covid-19 active travel planning.
Cycling and walking during and after the Covid-19 Emergency
We have identified more than 30 locations where urgent measures are needed to create safe space for people walking and cycling. Members and supporters are invited to suggest further locations – click the title for more details.
Sam Parkes’ Online Dr Bike
On April 17th, as part of the Think & Do series of webinars, Sam Parkes ran an online Dr Bike session from his workshop in Kentish Town.
Progress with new westbound cycle lane on Prince of Wales Road
Progress report as at 4th April 2020
Karl Brierley on Camden’s new approach to engagement
Karl spoke about Camden’s use of the Commonplace web tool to engage with people in the areas to benefit from the Camden Town Lower Emission Neighbourhood and the Kentish Town Healthy Streets Project.
Camden cargo bike network
Free loans to allow people in business and families to try out electric cargo bikes to see how they get on
