Nothing like it in Croydon...
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cycling cycle path
Saturday, 15 March 2008
Bristol and Bath Railway Path
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Cycle use is rising in London following the introduction of the congestion charge, not because of the London Cycle Network. This blog is a commentary on the 45 miles of substandard cycle facilities in Croydon.
Cycle Lane Links
- City Cyclists - Showcase
- City Cyclists- Hall of Shame
- Crap Cycling & Walking in Waltham Forest
- Crazy cycle lanes (BBC)
- Croydon CycleStreets
- Cycle Facilities in Milngavie
- Cycle Facility of the Month
- Cycle Farcilities - Bristol
- Fill That Hole
- Strathclyde Facilities
- Why the London Cycle Network is a bad idea
- Wierd Cycle Lanes of Brighton
Blog Archive
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2008
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March
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- Cycle Training doesn't increase cycling
- The London Programme ITV 21/3/08
- Watch Tory leader David Cameron flouting laws of t...
- Addiscombe Road - TfL remove the lane
- Bristol and Bath Railway Path
- More traffic free cycle paths under threat
- Addiscombe Road - now it's dangerous!
- Help Save the Bristol to Bath Railway Path
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March
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Other Safety Info
Who Builds This Crap ?
Labels
- useless
- dangerous
- LCN
- Update
- TfL
- Addiscombe Road
- East Croydon Station
- Tram Trash
- hopeless
- Red Route
- south croydon station
- pointless
- Connect2
- Wellesley Road
- North End
- South End
- South Park Hill Road
- Whitehorse Lane
- campaigns
- not legal
- not too bad
- shared use paths
- shoddy repairs
- silly
- sustrans
- Cairo New Road
- Closed
- George Street
- Godstone Road
- High Street
- Lower Addiscombe Road
- New Cycle Lanes
- Old Town
- Purley Way
- Shirley
- Wickham Road
- guidance
- parking
- press
- road potholes
- seltrans
1 comment:
-nothing like it in Bristol/Bath if we dont stop it now. Come join us on March 30th to make your feelings known...someone cycling all the way from Croydon would be very welcome. From Goring, on the thames, you can do it mostly off-road along the ridgeway then back ways to bath, and finally the BB railway path.
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