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Publications 2010 to 2016
Cycling
New cycle route quality criteria
The New cycle route quality criteria will help us continue to improve the quality of the cycle network in London. The six criteria are designed to be consistent with recommendations in the London Cycling Design Standards and - working alongside other guidance and tools - should be used to shape the design of new cycling infrastructure.
The spreadsheet tool allows planners and designers to use data to determine whether conditions are appropriate for routes to mix people cycling with motor traffic. The tool also recommends when dedicated space for cycling would be most appropriate.
The accompanying technical note describes the relationship of the six criteria and how the automated spreadsheet tool interprets the data.
Cycle parking implementation plan
London's first cycle parking implementation plan builds on new data and analysis for a strategic, evidence-based approach to cycle parking across London. Launched in July 2019, the plan includes a set of short term targets to install cycle parking where it would support the most cycle journeys.
New cycle infrastructure on London's streets
Summary report of on-street trials
To assess whether recently delivered innovative infrastructure trials work as intended for all users, including a review of:
- Hold-the-left-turn: ahead/left-turning cyclists and left-turning general traffic are separately signalled
- Early release: cyclists receive a green signal ahead of other traffic
- Two-stage turns: facilities enabling cyclists to wait between signal phases and therefore avoid turning in conflict with other traffic
- Cycle gates: cyclists proceed from an area ahead of other traffic in both time and space, and are held while general traffic proceeds
- Bus stop bypass crossings: a pedestrian crossing of a separate cycle track that runs behind the bus shelter
This report summarises a series of detailed Transport Research Laboratory studies which will be used to inform future updates to TfL's street design guidance.
Guidance note - Pedestrian crossings at bus stop bypasses
This guidance note provides an update to TfL's design guidance for pedestrian crossings at bus stop bypasses. It includes technical drawings for the arrangements tested as part of the new cycle infrastructure on London's streets report.
