Good News for London Cyclists

Late last summer TFL had proposed after a terrifying trend of lorry-related deaths’ Crossrail for bikes.
Today those plans have been approved.
London is getting four new cycle highways (east-west, north-south, CS1 and the inner section of CS5) as well as upgrades to the existing routes. The new routes will span nine boroughs and are expected to be finished by the end of 2016.

They’ll cost around £160 million to install, but are expected to treble the number of cycle journeys that take place in the city over the next ten years.

Boris Johnson said: ‘We know that Londoners want these routes and that they want them to be delivered to the high standard I promised, as quickly as possible. I will keep that promise and spades will begin hitting the ground next month.’

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