Let’s get rid of barriers to cycling
While gates like the one in the picture calm traffic by removing vehicle access, they don’t allow people on bikes to get through.
7 February 2020
While gates like the one in the picture calm traffic by removing vehicle access, they don’t allow people on bikes to get through.
Over the last three months we have recorded several instances of motor vehicles crashing onto cycle tracks next to the A23 and A27 near Brighton. The
Great news! We are delighted that Brighton and Hove City Council have voted to support CTC’s Space for Cycling campaign. There was agreement at the Environment Transport
People all over the country have been asking for their councillors’ support for Space for Cycling at: http://www.space4cycling.org.uk Please sign up at the link above and
The results of Brighton & Hove’s 20 mph consultation (Phase 3 area) show that 55% of respondents support 20mph on their own street! The percentages
Does your councillor support Space for Cycling? Check this out in the countrywide map at http://bit.ly/RQ2QI3 Click on your area to see who is in support.
The Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) to reduce speed limits to 20 mph on Preston Drove, Surrenden Road and Stanford Avenue have now been published, along
A link to new plans for cycling facilities at the Vogue Gyratory in Brighton can be found on this page on Brighton and Hove City Council’s
Support motor vehicle speed reduction! Tomorrow (Weds 11 Dec) the Council is deciding on the extension of 20 mph speed limits in Brighton and Hove.