Cycle network and route planning guide

Cycle network ANDROUTE planning GUIDE1 This document is the property of the Land Transport Safety Authority, New in full or in part is permitted. Please acknowledge the LTSA. Land Transport Safety Authority, New Zealand, 0-478-24172-0 Cycle network AND route planning GUIDE2 STEERING GROUPTim Hughes (Project Manager) and Lyndon Hammond, LAND TRANSPORT SAFETY AUTHORITYG erard Burgess, TRANSFUND NEW ZEALANDIan Clark and David McGonigal, TRANSIT NEW ZEALANDM ichael Blyleven and Nick Bryan, ENVIRONMENT CANTERBURYM ichael Ferigo, CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCILE sther Sassenburg, NORTH SHORE CITY COUNCILR achel Algar, MANUKAU CITY COUNCILGlen Koorey, CYCLING ADVOCATES NETWORKM ichele Gyde, Cycle SAFE CHRISTCHURCH (SCHOOL Cycle EDUCATION)ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThe following consultants contributed to the project:Paul Ryan of Opus International Consultants, Hamilton, team leader, literature review and Boulter, Transport Consultant, Hamilton, literature review and Dorrestyn, Consultant, Adelaide, literature review and Underlien Jensen, Atkins Global Consultants, Denmark, peer of terms 4 Abbreviations 4 INTRODUCTION1 Introduction 6 THE planning AND POLICY CONTEXT2 The planning and policy context 10 THE PRINCIPLES OF Cycle network PLANNING3 Cyclists needs 144 Possible Cycle route locations 245 Possible Cycle network approaches 306 Possible Cycle route components 34 THE Cycle network PLANN

7 Figure 1.1: Outline of the guide and the cycle network and route planning process CONTEXT Establish the planning and policy context (Ch.2) What is the environment for planning cycle networks?

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