It’s now time to accelerate the construction of infrastructure to allow as many people as possible to walk or cycle most short trips.
Category - Walking
Why does transport planning ignore the needs of pedestrians?
Technology now exists to count pedestrians. Transport bodies need to use it.
Car-free days open streets to people
When people ‘reclaim the streets’ from motor vehicles, it’s one of the highlights of the city’s calendar
Chris RandResponse to the Government’s Cycling and Walking Investment Strategy safety review
Public education is needed to give cycling and walking a more positive image.
A walking tube map for Cambridge
The 'Metrominuto' map looks just like an underground map, showing lines of differing colours connecting different points of interest in the city.
Reducing Traffic Congestion and Pollution in Urban Areas
Ideas for reducing congestion and pollution in urban areas, developed in the context of the Greater Cambridge area, typical of many UK towns and cities.
Response to Cambourne to Cambridge busway proposal
Further to our response to the public consultation, we have prepared seventeen key questions for the City Deal Executive Board to answer in relation to its decision on 13 October 2016 to progress a proposal to build a...
Response to Milton Rd and Histon Rd consultations 2015/16
Next key date: 20 March 2019. The Executive Board will be considering final outline designs for Milton Road before proceeding to detailed designs and building in 2020–21. The Assembly meets on 27 February to pre...