Copenhagen’s Green Wave could be coming to London. Andrea Casolotti proposes to make a 2.7km stretch of a central London road, a haven for cyclists by banning all through traffic except buses.
Seven Sisters Road – The case for ‘Going Dutch’
Jono Kenyon explains why motor vehicles and cyclists need to be segregated on this busy road.
Nag’s Head in Photos
So that we can discuss improvements to the gyratory, we thought we should have some images – so this post…
Tufnell Park Cycles to School
By creating a signed and safe route to school for children in Tufnell Park, we aim to integrate active travel into children’s daily routine. We aim to increase levels of children cycling and to reduce levels of childhood obesity.
Quick Wins (2012)
Here is a list of the Quick Wins and longer term schemes that we submitted to Councillor James Murray after he came to our October 2012 meeting. They are not in any order and are unedited!
Ditch the Archway Roundabout – Good turn out!
Over 200 cyclists and pedestrians took a circuit of the Archway gyratory on Thursday 1 March, organised jointly by Better Archway Forum, Islington Living Streets and ICAG.
Madras Place much better but…
but TfL have got signals engineers trying to sort out the grid locking on the junction