two-way cycling
Current council discussions related to two-way cycling focus on broader cyclist safety measures during roadworks.
In October 2026, Islington councillors discussed consistent safety measures for cyclists during roadworks, citing a postcode lottery in how different areas manage traffic and pedestrian flow. The Environment, Climate and Transport Scrutiny Committee reviewed the council's network management and challenges in coordinating roadworks, which significantly impact road users, including cyclists.
The council manages roadworks through a permit system and reviews traffic management plans submitted by utility companies and contractors. No upcoming meetings specifically on two-way cycling or cyclist safety during roadworks are currently scheduled.
Key facts
- Islington councillors discussed consistent cyclist safety measures during roadworks in October 2026. Source
- The discussion cited a postcode lottery in how different areas manage traffic and pedestrian flow during roadworks. Source
- The council manages roadworks through a permit system and reviews traffic management plans. Source
About this summary
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