Hi There, I am currently requiring information on the dates (Month and year is fine) of completion of each Cycle Superhighways (CS1,2,3 etc)(including redesigns), each Quietways (Q1,2,7, etc), the London Central Grid and Grid+ as well as the proposed completion dates of those cycle routes (CSH, Quietways) for the future such as those in consultation and those undecided. I cannot seem to find all this data for all of the routes across the years, It is for a dissertation of a cycle framework and needed for my data collection.

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TfL Ref:4733-1718

Thank you for your request received by Transport for London (TfL) on 2 March 2018 asking for information about the completion dates of our Cycle Superhighways.

Your request has been considered in accordance with the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act and our information access policy. I can confirm that we hold the information you require.  You asked: I am currently requiring information on the dates (Month and year is fine) of completion of each Cycle Superhighways (CS1,2,3 etc)(including redesigns), each Quietways (Q1,2,7, etc), the London Central Grid and Grid+ as well as the proposed completion dates of those cycle routes (CSH, Quietways) for the future such as those in consultation and those undecided.

Quietways

Quietways are continuous and convenient cycle routes on less-busy backstreets across London. They will provide a network of over 250 kilometers by 2022. Three routes have been launched as of March 2018 with a further nine due to complete by March 2019, and a further 30 by 2022. Please see the tables below for a summary of this information.

Routes completed

Route	Date construction completed	Route section destinations
Quietway 1	June-16	Waterloo to Greenwich
Quietway 3	March-18	Kilburn to Gladstone Park
Quietway 5	March-18	Oval to Clapham Old Town

Routes to be delivered by 2022

Financial year (April to March)	Number of additional Quietways forecast to complete construction
2018/19	9
2019/20	10
2020/21	10
2021/22	10

Central London Grid

The Central London Grid originally identified a network of c.85kms of potential cycle routes, of which 36km is currently completed.  In 2017 further funding was allocated to increase the density of the network, and an additional c.65kms of cycle routes were identified.  The Central London Grid will provide a network of 150km of cycle routes by March 2023.

Please note that delivery timescales are subject to working closely with the relevant London Boroughs and other delivery partners).

Cycle Superhighways

We have provided the dates below for schemes we can confirm; whilst for the others that are still going through the consultation and design process, we can confirm will be delivered as part of TfL’s current Business Plan (by April 2023).

Route	Construction completed	Route destinations
Cycle Superhighway Route 1	Apr-16	Tottenham to City
Cycle Superhighway Route 2 ( and Upgrade)	Jul-11 (Apr-16)	Stratford to Aldgate
Cycle Superhighway Route 2 Extension	Jul-14	Bow to Stratford
Cycle Superhighway Route 3	Jul-10	Barking to Tower Hill
Cycle Superhighway Route 3 CSEW	May-16	Tower Hill to Lancaster Gate
	Dec-17	St James Park section
Cycle Superhighway Route 4	Currently reviewing feedback from first public consultation and will announce the response to issues raised later this year	Tower Bridge to Greenwich
Cycle Superhighway Route 5	Oct-15	Oval to Pimlico
Cycle Superhighway Route 6	Apr-16	Elephant & Castle to Stonecutter Street
Cycle Superhighway Route NS Phase 2	Due to complete in Summer 2018	Stonecutter Street to King's Cross
Cycle Superhighway Route 7	Jul-10	Merton to City
Cycle Superhighway Route 8	Jul-11	Wandsworth to Westminster
Cycle Superhighway Route 9	Currently reviewing feedback from first public consultation and will announce the response to issues raised later this year	Olympia to Hounslow
Cycle Superhighway Route 10	Consultation expected in 2019	Acton to Hyde Park
Cycle Superhighway Route 11	Consultation is complete and scheme designs are in review. We expect to start construction later this year.	Swiss Cottage to West End

If this is not the information you are looking for, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Please see the attached information sheet for details of your right to appeal as well as information on copyright and what to do if you would like to re-use any of the information we have disclosed.

Yours sincerely

Sara Thomas

FOI Case Management Team

General Counsel

Transport for London

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