Crossrail For Bikes
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Cyclists in Cambridge will be completely segregated from traffic
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This fully segregated cycle lane will follow the River Avon
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The plans will transform one of the busiest streets in Manchester
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Leicester aims to double the number of everyday cyclists by 2018
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The cycle lane is designed to be safe enough for a 12 year old to use
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If it goes ahead, the SkyCycle will see cycle lanes above train tracks
Crossrail For Bikes
In what might just be the most exciting development for cycling in London ever, earlier this year Transport for London approved plans to create four new Cycle Superhighways. These include two new, completely segregated cycle lanes – dubbed ‘Crossrail for bikes’ – through central London. A further two cycle superhighways will also be built, and the four existing cycle superhighways will be upgraded.
The new routes, which in total cross nine boroughs, will help cycling become an integral part of London’s transport network so that anyone can jump on a bike to get to work, the shops or to discover London.