Today the Barclay’s Cycle Superhighways were launched at a big press and public event. TfL kindly invited me along and also promised me a couple of quick questions with the Mayor. Of course this was too good an offer to pass by so I went down after canvassing everyone on Twitter for questions to ask. [...]
Question time with Boris Johnson at the cycle superhighway launch
by Andreas on 19. Jul, 2010 in News
Is there anything super about the cycle superhighways?
by Andreas on 07. Jul, 2010 in Features
Cycling over to meet Nigel Hardy, the project manager for the cycle superhighways, I had one question running through my mind. “Why didn’t they just call it blue lanes and avoid all the hassle and criticism they’ve drawn?” Soon this question along with another barrage of questions from London Cyclist readers would be answered. My [...]
Cycle superhighways – have you tried them?
by Andreas on 18. Jun, 2010 in Cycling in London
Once again continuing London Cyclists “comment Friday” tradition (better names on a post-card please!) I want to hear some thoughts on the cycle superhighways. Vincent was kind enough to send me some pictures of the Cycle Superhighways along Narrow Street leading to Canary Wharf. This route has long been one I believe TfL need to [...]
Two visions for the cycle superhighways
by Andreas on 22. Feb, 2010 in News
The first few pictures have been emerging of London’s much hyped cycle superhighways. But which of these two visions do you think is more likely to be realised? Wide paths with room to overtake cyclists and travel at a decent speed No vehicles in the cycle lanes Cycle paths not too near to parked cars [...]
Cycle superhighways latest letdown
by Andreas on 25. Oct, 2009 in News
A discussion around the 1.5metres that is the minimum the cycle superhighways will be and how that is very inadequate and actually dangerous
Small steps forward instead of strides for cyclists in today’s Transport Plan
by Andreas on 12. Oct, 2009 in News
A look at the Mayors London Transport Plan and how it falls short of serving cyclists with only a 5% target of modal share
What the 12 cycle superhighways mean for London Cyclists
by Andreas on 07. Jul, 2009 in News
In less than a year cyclists in London will be able to cycle along the first two cycle superhighways. Their aim is to provide a safe and direct route into the city centre to cyclists. Is this a major cycling revolution or is it just a normal bike lane with a lick of blue paint [...]
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