Survey about the types of road that you and children would cycle on.

[Ern1e]

Done and one of the best surveys I have ever done,

 

[GrumpyGregry]

Yep, done.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Agree re it being one of the only surveys which seems to make sense rather than aimed at morons

 

[velovoice]

This is the first survey on cycling which is actually sensible and very much superior to the usual primary school level we see usually

Well it was devised by Rachel Aldred who generally knows what she is talking about more than most.

 

[Arthur]

Wow, where did they find that super-wide cycle-lane on the inside of the row of parked cars? The only ones like that I've ever seen are about the exact width of an opening car door.
Nonetheless, one of the better thought out surveys, although I did have to leave a few qualifying comments.

 

[the_mikey]

Done. I pointed out that 20mph limits are meaningless without some serious enforcement. Same for the 'mandatory' cycle lane marked with a permanent white line, it's meaningless to many motorists, segregated cycle paths in general are useless if a white van man can find a way to park in it.

 

[IDMark2]

Like @the_mikey above I found myself making comments on how ideal it would be if the lanes were actually used in real life and speed limits could be respected in the way they were described. Unfortunately - or fortunately for me and my family - living rurally means a lot of this is relatively theoretical for me but even small provincial towns do suffer from a alarming lack of planning and respect for any people using alternative transport to a motor vehicle.