For more, better and safer cycling in and around Cambridge
Did you know that according to a survey by Cambridge Living Streets (a branch of the national walking charity), less than 6% of respondents were happy with their experiences as a pedestrian in the city? Sloping, uneven, cracked or potholed pavements were their top concern, followed by footways blocked by parked vehicles and waste bins.
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There are several important consultations happening at the moment (and more coming soon!). We encourage you to get involved and have your say to help create better cycling and walking routes in the places where you live and work.
Please respond to the Cambridgeshire
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The second phase of experimental walking and cycling schemes is starting to be put in place and Camcycle is delighted to see that some small changes are already making a big difference to active travel in Cambridge.
One of the first changes to be made, early in the new year, was the county council’s rearrangement
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On the morning of Thursday 6 February, we were delighted to see the metal barriers on the Busway path near the Cambridge Biomedical Campus finally being removed. This is the result of some excellent campaigning from members and supporters over the last few weeks following the shock of their installation on 8 January on one
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Very suddenly on the 8th of January, staggered cycle barriers appeared on the busway shared path at the bottom of the hill near Francis Crick Avenue at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. These barriers are of a dated and dangerous design and present many risks.
These staggered barriers are grey solid metal and are almost invisible,
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