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All these new architectural statements at St Pancras and we're left with a busy one-way road and poor cycle parking - a real statement would have been a two-way segregated cycleway.
All these new architectural statements at St Pancras and we're left with a busy one-way road and poor cycle parking - a real statement would have been a two-way segregated cycleway.
No excuse at all - this London taxi just drove through the ASL to stop on the white line for cyclists.
There's now a great plaza at the north side of the British Museum, which would be ideal for ranks of cycle stands.
Great example of when never to enter an ASL - little space next to a vehicle turning in your path. Best to wait behind.
A walker, marooned in the midst of a poor urban environment, laments the lack of attention given to footway users.
Why bus lanes are not cycle infrastructure, part 1652. (Rosebery Ave, Camden.) http://t.co/TXBtygAh7k
This is why cyclists protested tonight. Thank you, London, for showing you care. Time for change. #Space4Cycling http://t.co/x6QIvn81Uc
A huge, gut-felt roar as #space4cycling reaches the crash site in Holborn. Can you hear us now, @MayorofLondon ? http://t.co/FIv6f8h8D6
Police ticketing people using Vernon Place bus lane, forcing them to use High Holborn. 2 weeks ago. http://t.co/xwD4vpaV2E by @London_Phill
It's astonishing that there's no crossing for pedestrians and cycles here between the main entrances to Kings Cross and St Pancras stations - it's all about taxis here.