BICYCLE PLANNING: POLICY AND PRACTICE

This book draws together the major developments from the United Kingdom, the USA, Holland, Australia, France, Germany and Sweden. It sets out a framework of practical low-cost methods for accomodating and encouraging cycling as an integral part of urban transport planning. It examines: planning a bicycle network, bicycle use, safety of cycling, routes for cyclists, designing, constructing and altering junctions, signs and carriageway markings, bicycle parking, education and encouragement, enforcement, monitoring, evaluation and feedback, and legal considerations. (TRRL)