2018
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Cycling Infrastructure
Edinburgh has 308 km of cycle routes including 203 km of routes physically separated from vehicles. 52% of people on Edinburgh are familiar with the traffic-free routes in Edinburgh.
As part of the Edinburgh Street Design Guidance, new cycling infrastructure will be considered when any carriageway and footway renewal scheme is being carried out. This may result in existing infrastructure being upgraded or additional infrastructure being installed.
Once cycling infrastructure is in place the ongoing maintenance is the responsibility of the Locality Transport Teams. On-Road cycle lanes are prioritised for capital investment with carriageways. Off- Road cycleways are prioritised for capital investment with footways.
As part of the prioritisation procedures for capital carriageway investment, roads that are on the Council’s Family Cycle Network or roads that have an existing cycle lane will have an additional 5% weighting applied. This results in accelerated renewal of these roads and, therefore, accelerated, improvements for cyclists.
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2024
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Cycling Infrastructure
Edinburgh has 312 km of cycle routes including 203 km of routes physically separated from vehicles. 52% of people on Edinburgh are familiar with the traffic-free routes in Edinburgh.
As part of the Edinburgh Street Design Guidance, new cycling infrastructure will be considered when any carriageway and footway renewal scheme is being carried out. This may result in existing infrastructure being upgraded or additional infrastructure being installed.
Once cycling infrastructure is in place the ongoing maintenance is the responsibility of Roads and Infrastructure. On-Road cycle lanes are prioritised for capital investment with carriageways. Off-Road cycleways are prioritised for capital investment with footways.
As part of the prioritisation procedures for capital carriageway investment, roads that are on the Council’s Family Cycle Network or roads that have an existing cycle lane will have an additional 5% weighting applied. This results in accelerated renewal of these roads and, therefore, accelerated, improvements for cyclists.
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