Last published in 2005, the revised
London Cycling Design Standards (LCDS) is a technical document that
should inform design options and promote an integrated and ambitious
approach to delivering high quality infrastructure for cycling in all
parts of Lond. It has now been comprehensively updated to reflect established and
emerging best practice, and to help planners and designers meet the
aspirations of the Mayor’s Vision for Cycling. Through this consultation, they welcome your comments on all parts of this draft document. You can view the draft LCDS as a single document here or as individual chapters. These are the chapters: Ch1 Design Requirement, Ch2 Tools and Techniques, Ch3 Cycle lanes and track, Ch4 Junctions and crossings, Ch5 Cycle friendly street design, Ch6 Sign and markings,
Ch7 Construction including surface, Ch8 Cycle parking, Appendix Cyclists at roadworks. Read on here.
London’s School Streets up close!
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