As you know, RPC have been actively involved in the CS11 project over
the last year. We are in the final and critical phase of the exercise,
but now we need to show support from the cycling clubs that use the
park regularly. Please spare 30 minutes, perhaps at the end of your
morning training to join this un-confrontational show of support for
CS11.
Specific to those of us that lap, supporting CS11 will:-
Allow us to to be able to use the park for training, without the impact of numerous "raised platforms".
Enjoy less vehicle movements, with increased periods of park gate closures.
A reduction in pollution levels within the park due to an estimated 80% reduction in vehicles.
The potential for several of the traffic islands being reduced in size and made safer for cyclists.
The potential for traffic lights to be moved from "sequencing" to "default green" during quieter times, resulting in less waiting at the
lights.
Details on the demo can be found on the attached flyer.
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@PeteC
From Regent's Park Cyclists...
Please spread the word.
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