Cycle Parking

Creative parking solutions to meet the needs of cyclists at work, at school, in town and in the country.

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Arty Parking

Arty Parking

Arty Parking

Bollard

Bollards

Covered Parking

Covered Parking

Covered Parking

Covered Parking

Covered Parking

Covered Parking

Covered Parking

Covered Parking

Covered Parking

Covered Parking

Covered Parking

Covered Parking

Cycle Centre

Cycle Centre

Cycle Parking

Cycle Parking

Cycle Parking

Cycle Parking

Cycle Parking

Cycle Parking

Cycle Parking

Cycle Parking

Cycle Parking

Lockers

Lockers

Lockers

On Street

On Street

Park & Ride

Stand design

Stand design

Stand Design

Stand design

Stand design

Stand design

Stand design

Stand design

Stand design

Stand design

Stands

Station parking

Station parking

Station parking

Station parking

Station parking

Street Design

Wall Rings

Wall Rings

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Personality of the Month - Liz Clarke, BikeRight!

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What is your job or other main activity that involves cycling?
I am the Managing Director of BikeRight! – a cycle training company based in Manchester

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I started BikeRight! in 2000 and gave up my day job in 2004!

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Posted on 3rd April 2009

Scheme of the Month - Workplace BUGs, Exeter

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Exeter’s Cycling Demonstration Towns project (Cycle Exeter) has been keen to encourage and support the development of Bicycle User Groups (BUGs) in workplaces. 86,000 people work in Exeter and the project is working hard to get more of them cycling!

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Posted on 3rd April 2009

New economic analysis signals a more effective approach to cycling

New research published today makes the case for a fundamental rethink in the way local authorities plan cycling. The research, by independent economists SQW, argues that cycling must be treated with the same rigour as other mainstream modes of transport if its benefits are to be fully understood.

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Posted on 20th March 2009

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