Monitoring and Evaluation

It is essential to assess the effectiveness of interventions designed to get more people cycling, if future investment in cycling is to be justified.

 

This section covers all aspects of monitoring related to cycling, including usage, route quality, safety, and progress towards targets. Monitoring can measure the effects of initiatives on levels of use, accidents, theft, and user satisfaction.

 

Cycling England is adding Best Practice Case Studies and other guidance to this site.

 

 

Best Practice Case Studies

Monitoring Accidents at Advanced Stop Lines, Hull City Council

Hull City Council was one of the first local authorities to implement Advanced Stop Lines as a matter of course, and this policy was strengthened by the results of monitoring accident reductions at the earlier sites at which they were introduced. The approach used may provide guidance for others wishing to monitor the outcomes of similar strategies.

 

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Latest Information

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  2006-09-28
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  2006-09-28

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