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Traffic Studies Related to Cycle Gate Junctions – DRAFT
This report presents data collected to study the time required for cyclists to travel across a signalised junction. The time was measured from video surveys undertaken at three relevant junctions. All three junctions have a cycle box; one also has a separate cycle ‘early release’ signal. Times were measured for the first and last cyclist in the box to cross the junction and for the first motor to enter the junction.
Swiss Cottage Gyratory CCCʼs Choice between five Options for further development
Swiss Cottage five options
Junction Royal College Street – St Pancras way
Outlines three approaches considered for the design of this junction
CCC -Issues for LIP 2011-14
Suggestions for permeability and safety concerns.
Swiss Cottage Gyratory and CS11: CCC position
January 2014. JD with help of CCC committee. For Lucy Godfrey TfL with copies to Melissa Braid, Carolyne Paul, John Futcher, Kevn de Leeuw and Kevn Fishre
Deputation from Camden Cycling Campaign on Grid and Quietway routes
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… [Read More]
Proposal to remove through traffic from Regents Park
Proposal to remove through traffic from Regents Park
Prioritisation of permeability requests
Cycling two way on one way roads: prioritisation of requests by Camden Cycling Campaign, February 2013. Commissioned by John Futcher
Potential Improvements to Regent’s Park Outer Circle Cycling Infrastructure
A rapidly-prepared note by George Coulouris and Jean Dollimore, Camden Cycling Campaign. 19 March 2013.
