| Category: | Other: An example of good practice |
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| Date: | 8.59am, 16th September, 2007 |
| Facing: | East |
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Here a cycle path cross roads crosses a road. Note that the cycle path is four metres wide, smoothly surfaced and takes a direct route. The road is three metres wide, bumpy and takes an indirect route.
The first crossing with a bumpy grey path is the road. The second crossing with a red smooth path is another cycle path.
This is an example of full segregation providing benefits for cyclists even though the speed limit is just 30 km/h on the roads.
There is a video showing where this path goes here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wcI5ftwh7Y
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