In September last year, Cambridgeshire County Council’s (CCC) Economy and Environment Committee decided to carry out a review into the success of recent cycleway schemes, including floating bus-stops and crossings and develop an understanding for future schemes.
The online survey, which took place in March, has provided crucial information from 760 respondents on what’s working well and what could be done differently with future cycle schemes.
Some of the highlights from the survey which were considered were that 88% of respondents felt safe using the cycleways and almost a third of respondents (32%) cycle more frequently following the creation of cycleways. As a result of the survey, a number of recommendations will be made when planning future cycleways. For example, cycleways should be more regularly maintained, more informative signage, and ensuring public consultation documents are not too technical.
The survey results can be found here
The online survey, which took place in March, has provided crucial information from 760 respondents on what’s working well and what could be done differently with future cycle schemes.
Some of the highlights from the survey which were considered were that 88% of respondents felt safe using the cycleways and almost a third of respondents (32%) cycle more frequently following the creation of cycleways. As a result of the survey, a number of recommendations will be made when planning future cycleways. For example, cycleways should be more regularly maintained, more informative signage, and ensuring public consultation documents are not too technical.
The survey results can be found here
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