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Month: October 2020

Oct 29th Newsletter

Oct 29th Newsletter

Dear ChiCycle Supporter, 1st Nov – Ride Chichester’s Pop-Up cycle scheme before it is removed Unfortunately, WSCC have taken the decision to remove the Pop-Up cycle scheme in Chichester. The decision was taken less than two months after the scheme opened on the 25th Aug. Previously ChiCycle discovered that the counter system was not correctly recording usage of the cycle way and no analysis of congestion or safety of the scheme appears to have been made. It is not clear…

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The ChEmRoute project now has its own ChEmRouteVision website!

The ChEmRoute project now has its own ChEmRouteVision website!

ChEmRouteVision is an alternative approach to providing walking and cycling provision from the Highways England NMU proposals for the A259. Rather than force cyclists to ride on the pavements allowing heavier motor vehicle traffic to flow through the Harbour Villages, the ChEmRouteVision aims to take a Dutch style perspective at routing heavy through traffic away from population centres. This approach will not only enable safe and convenient walking and cycling between Chichester and Emsworth but it will also enable the…

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Cycle Lanes Threatened With Removal & Faulty Counters are Likely to Blame

Cycle Lanes Threatened With Removal & Faulty Counters are Likely to Blame

It is believed that Chichester’s Pop up scheme is imminently threatened with removal over claims it that it is infrequently used by cyclists. Meridian news recently ran a story titled “Cycle lanes: more harm than good? West Sussex scheme could be removed” However, ChiCycle have run tests on the West Sussex County Council cycle counters and found they do not correctly measure the number of cyclists using the scheme! It is a concern to ChiCycle that a significant amount of…

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October Newsletter

October Newsletter

Dear ChiCycle Supporter, We have three news items this October. Have your say in the Future of Walking and Cycling in Chichester Chichester District Council have revealed their draft Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) and would like your comments on it. They have two categories where they suggest interventions that are either “Do Minimum” or “Do More” approaches. It is a lot to read through but a very welcomes sign that walking and cycling may be taken more…

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