Creating more space to cycle for travel and daily exercise
Connecting Leeds is committed to ensuring people feel safe enough to do their everyday essential journeys or get their daily exercise by bike or foot. Our ‘cycling starts here’ ambition is for a network of 800km of segregated cycle routes across Leeds. From the thousands of suggestions and comments from phase 1 of the consultation we have prioritised about 100km of routes to bring forwards with "wands and orcas" (semi-permanent bollards which are bolted to the road) to physically separate the space for cyclists and traffic.
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Dynamic Proposal
Creating more pedestrian & cycle space on main roads
Roseville Road C-37
Detailed plans for cycling space on Roseville Road and Gledhow Road
Interventions
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A660 Otley Road C-27
Detailed plans for cycling space on three sections of the Otley Road in Leeds
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Leeds City Council will use data from this Commonplace to inform its planning for travel in response to Covid-19 and for the longer term.
West Yorkshire Combined Authority will use data from this Commonplace to inform its planning for travel in response to Covid-19 and for the longer term.
WSP is Leeds City Council's development partner and will use data from this Commonplace in shaping its advice and programmes in the future for the City Council
Proposals
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HAVE YOUR SAY
Creating more pedestrian & cycle space on main roads
Roseville Road C-37
Detailed plans for cycling space on Roseville Road and Gledhow Road
Interventions
Add short description.
A660 Otley Road C-27
Detailed plans for cycling space on three sections of the Otley Road in Leeds
Team
This team is responsible for engaging and acting on your views and opinions. You may see them around the area interviewing residents and at community events.
Leeds City Council will use data from this Commonplace to inform its planning for travel in response to Covid-19 and for the longer term.
West Yorkshire Combined Authority will use data from this Commonplace to inform its planning for travel in response to Covid-19 and for the longer term.
WSP is Leeds City Council's development partner and will use data from this Commonplace in shaping its advice and programmes in the future for the City Council