After a successful consultation, and responding to requests from LCC and Cyclists in the City, the City of London has introduced two-way cycling on 11 streets within the square mile where there were restrictions before. The changes enable cycli...
Long-term lobbying of Transport for London and local councils around roadworks taking account of cyclists is finally paying off. Recent intervention by our local groups in Southwark and Camden has made sure roadworks on busy cycle routes...
photo Freshly painted markings show the new contraflow for cyclists on Bermondsey Street in SE1 From 30 September 2010, a section of Bermondsey Street, near London Bridge, has been returned to two-way for cyclists, though...
photo KCC Kingston Cycling Campaign members celebrate their King Charles Road contraflow victory After a six-month trial, a contraflow cycle lane in Surbiton, is being made permanent after the local LCC gro...
photo Signs like this are common in Brussels and Paris, where nearly every one-way street is two-way for cyclists The rule that forbade local authorities from simply adding an 'except cyclists' sign to existing No Entry signs is expected to b...