cyclist dismount signs
Islington councillors are discussing consistent cyclist safety measures during roadworks, which can include signage for cyclists.
Islington councillors are demanding more consistent safety measures for cyclists during roadworks, citing varied approaches across the borough. At an Environment, Climate and Transport Scrutiny Committee meeting in October 2026, councillors discussed the council's network management and the impact of roadworks on road users, including cyclists, as part of their review of traffic management plans.
The council manages roadworks through a permit system, reviewing traffic management plans from utility companies and contractors. The discussion in October 2026 by Islington councillors highlighted concerns about inconsistent safety provisions for cyclists during these works, which can include specific signage. No upcoming meetings on this topic have been supplied.
Key facts
- Islington councillors demanded more consistent safety measures for cyclists during roadworks in October 2026. Source
- The demand was made during an Environment, Climate and Transport Scrutiny Committee meeting. Source
- The council manages roadworks through a permit system. Source
- The council reviews traffic management plans submitted by utility companies and contractors. Source
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