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Tag Archives: TfL
TfL improvements may make things worse
Works currently being carried out to the junction where 24 year old Central St Martin’s design student Deep Lee (Min Joo Lee) met her death last year may make things worse. (TfL’s improvement works shown left.) Recognised by cyclists and pedestrians alike … Continue reading
Posted in Road Safety in Kings Cross
Tagged Cycling, Deep Lee, Euston Road, Gyratory, London Cycling Campaign, Pentonville Road, planning, Road safety, TfL, Walking
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Trixi mirrors will not stop road deaths says new research
The Institute for Road Safety Research in The Netherlands has found that blind spot roadside mirrors (known as Trixi mirrors) do not have a significant impact on the number of collisions between trucks and cyclists at junctions. They state that … Continue reading
TfL shifts on KX killer gyratory
Jennette Arnold, (Greater London Assembly Member for the KX area) has won a major concession from Transport for London in a bid to ensure the safety of all road users in King’s Cross. TfL said yesterday: “The Kings Cross one … Continue reading
Posted in Bad Gyrations KX Campaign, Road Safety in Kings Cross
Tagged Action Street, Caledonian Ward, Christmas, Cycling, Euston Road, Goodsway, Gray's Inn Road, Greater London Assembly, Gyratory, Islington Council, Living Streets, London Cycling Campaign, Midland Road, Pentonville Road, planning, Road Peace, Road safety, south of euston road, Swinton Street, TfL, The Cally, Walking, Wharfdale Road, York Way
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Vigil at fatal junction tomorrow 6pm
The excellent London Cycling Campaign, Road Peace and London Living Streets invite cyclists, pedestrians and motor vehicle users who want to make our roads safe for all to use to a vigil at the junction of Euston/Pentonville Roads and York … Continue reading
Limited improvements to fatal junction begin next month
From 9 January 2012 to 9 January 2013 the left turn at the junction of Euston Road/Pentonville Road into York Way will be suspended at certain times of the day whilst Transport for London (TfL) undertakes limited improvements.
TfL asks for Deep Lee’s memorial to be removed
In a heart-rending interview in this week’s Camden New Journal, Deep Lee’s (Min Joo Lee) boyfriend Kenji Hirasawa reveals that TfL have approached him to remove the ghost bike placed as a memorial to her tragic and totally avoidable death on the notorious King’s … Continue reading
Posted in Road Safety in Kings Cross
Tagged Cycling, Gyratory, Olympics, planning, Road safety, TfL, Walking
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Road safety motion at GLA scuppered by walkout
At yesterday’s Greater London Assembly plenary session, member Jenny Jones put forward an important motion for discussion which was supported by, among many others, our local Greater London Assembly member Jennette Arnold: “This Assembly deeply regrets the deaths of cyclists on London’s road network and wishes to … Continue reading
Posted in Road Safety in Kings Cross
Tagged Cycling, Greater London Assembly, Gyratory, planning, Road safety, TfL
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KX road safety reduced to the toss of a weighted coin
In 2008 consultants working for Transport for London (the UK’s Transport Research Laboratory and Living Streets) completed a report into road safety around King’s Cross. It was a detailed document describing the individual danger points throughout the area and giving recommendations for each. It warned … Continue reading