Dr Natarajan Veena is collating amendments / errata for the 4th edition of the London Cycling Guides due to be published in January 2010. We have a golden opportunity to put in corrections, additions and amendments by the end of May 2009. Please make sure you are working from the latest edition of the guides - the code on the back is TFL11xxx.06.07 (xxx being unique for each guide number).
You will need to be precise in explaining your amendments and this is not helped by the lack of a reference grid on the maps. If you are able to copy your amendments to me I will collate a local list and pass on any to other LCC branches as appropriate.
Please send them to Veena.Natarajan@tfl.go.uk
or by Fax to (020) 3054 204
or by post to: TfL CCE Cycling, Walking and Accessibility, 9th Floor, Palestra, 197 Blackfriars Road, LONDON, SE1 8NJ
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Thursday, 9 April 2009
Tuesday, 27 May 2008
London Cycling Guides Revision
Make sure you are using the latest edition for corrections / amendments, please, though you may like to use the grid from the former versions for ease of reference.
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From Dr N Veena – Transport for London Cycle Maps Project (slightly edited)
The new 3rd edition of the London Cycling Guides produced by TfL in partnership with the London Cycling Campaign has been a very successful cycling product and has generated a much increased demand since its launch in August 2007. The underlying street survey information has also now been used to update cycling Journey Planner on the TfL website.
CWA is keen to keep this product as accurate as possible to maximise its usefulness to new and continuing cyclists in London and therefore plan to produce an updated version in time for Spring 2009.
Therefore, we are asking you to have a look at the current Guides and TfL Journey Planner and send us details of any errors or omissions in the recommended routes. If you are responsible or aware of road schemes which have been improved for cyclists since the last survey in December 2006, please let us know so we can consider including them in our recommended routes. We are particularly keen to ensure that all the routes we are recommending are legal for cycling, so that we can fulfil our duty of care obligations. You can feedback to us on the Guides by:
(a) Completing the error form on Journey Planner https://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/roadusers/cycling/cycleroutes/Contact.aspx
(b) Marking the location and nature of the suggestion/error on the relevant map and sending this to veena.natarajan@tfl.gov.uk for ongoing collation
(c) Emailing a summary of the suggestion/error to veena.natarajan@tfl.gov.uk for ongoing collation.
Please forward this to anyone would be interested in inputting to the update and send your comments via the above methods preferably by 30th June 2008 and if not by 12 July.
Thank you for your assistance with this project.
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From Dr N Veena – Transport for London Cycle Maps Project (slightly edited)
The new 3rd edition of the London Cycling Guides produced by TfL in partnership with the London Cycling Campaign has been a very successful cycling product and has generated a much increased demand since its launch in August 2007. The underlying street survey information has also now been used to update cycling Journey Planner on the TfL website.
CWA is keen to keep this product as accurate as possible to maximise its usefulness to new and continuing cyclists in London and therefore plan to produce an updated version in time for Spring 2009.
Therefore, we are asking you to have a look at the current Guides and TfL Journey Planner and send us details of any errors or omissions in the recommended routes. If you are responsible or aware of road schemes which have been improved for cyclists since the last survey in December 2006, please let us know so we can consider including them in our recommended routes. We are particularly keen to ensure that all the routes we are recommending are legal for cycling, so that we can fulfil our duty of care obligations. You can feedback to us on the Guides by:
(a) Completing the error form on Journey Planner https://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/roadusers/cycling/cycleroutes/Contact.aspx
(b) Marking the location and nature of the suggestion/error on the relevant map and sending this to veena.natarajan@tfl.gov.uk for ongoing collation
(c) Emailing a summary of the suggestion/error to veena.natarajan@tfl.gov.uk for ongoing collation.
Please forward this to anyone would be interested in inputting to the update and send your comments via the above methods preferably by 30th June 2008 and if not by 12 July.
Thank you for your assistance with this project.
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