Map of segregated cycle lanes in London?

[CopperBrompton]

Is there a map of physically segregated cycle lanes in London? The TfL cycle maps I've seen don't distinguish between segregated lanes and blue paint.

Ben

 

[gaz]

If there was, it would only have a few lanes on there.

Sustrans have an ok map for cycling facilities, although they don't state if they are segregated.

 

[veloevol]

If there was, it would only have a few lanes on there.

The only two I can think of in London are Calthorpe St in Camden & Bayliss Rd in Southwark (Then again even Bayliss Rd isn't fully segregated)

Oh and that one that runs east...

 

[Markymark]

There's quite a few around me in Bloomsbury - Tavistock Place etc.

 

[Glow worm]

Aren't they mostly pretty crap though? The one I've used to get from Kings Cross to Paddington (I don't know my London well enough to know where exactly it is) is barely wide enough for two riders to pass eachother.

 

[veloevol]

Aren't they mostly pretty crap though? The one I've used ...... is barely wide enough for two riders to pass each other.

Sounds like Calthorpe



Yeah a fully segregated high quality bike lane is indeed a rare thing.

 

[Glow worm]

Sounds like Calthorpe



Yeah a fully segregated high quality bike lane is indeed a rare thing.

I've looked at the map and I think the bit I use occasionally to get from one station to another, (Kings X to Padd) is called Tavistock Place or Square or something. This is a Streetview image of it. A couple of feet or so wider and it would be pretty decent.

 

[veloevol]

Ah yes. I think I used it once. It is a little narrow!

 

[Markymark]

Yes, that's the one I mentioned above. When yiu get to the bit near Gordon sq you get lots of cars turning right ( the cycke path is also on the right for both directions ) and not sure how many cars know to look back in the direction they were coming from to check for bikes.

Seems like an accident waitIng to happen but it's been like that for a number of years and I could be underestimating the drivers.

 

[gaz]

A couple around victoria / pimlico and obviously the superhighway in stratford.

 

[veloevol]

Southwark Bridge.

Must use that bridge more often.

 

[CopperBrompton]

Thanks - I'm planning to put together a video of the ones that exist. Gaz, if you can give a more specific location for the Victoria / Pimlico ones, that would be great.

 

[veloevol]

I'm planning to put together a video of the ones that exist.

I for one shall look forward to seeing that.

 

[br5968]

There's a nice stretch along Skinner Street in Finsbury - a segregated lane on each side of the road. I use it when I'm in London for work to get from Kings Cross to Barbican and back on Boris Bikes, and wish more of the route was the same standard. It's pretty narrow, but not such a problem when it's only one way. Streetview link:

 

[gaz]

Thanks - I'm planning to put together a video of the ones that exist. Gaz, if you can give a more specific location for the Victoria / Pimlico ones, that would be great.

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That's about all I can think of. Some of these aren't proper segregation, also not included shared use paths as I don't think that is the same thing.