junctions

Understanding attitudes to priorities at side road junctions

Publisher: 
Transportation Research
Publication date: 
January 2019
Abstract: 

Junctions are places of interaction and hence conflict for all road users. Two thirds of all collisions in built up areas occur at junctions, with pedestrians and cyclists being most at risk. The aim of the research is to investigate the attitudes to change, and likely behaviour at junctions, of all types of road users, were a general and unambiguous duty to ‘give way on turning’ to be introduced in the UK context. Q-methodology was used because it is good at capturing and describing divergent views and also consensus.

Toolbox for Cycle-Friendly Junctions in Amsterdam

Publisher: 
Gemeente Amsterdam
Publication date: 
February 2017
Abstract: 

To improve the flow of cycle traffic, measures have to be taken regarding infrastructure and traffic regulations. Infrastructure measures focus on the required physical space, traffic control measures focus on the distribution of green and red times. Both types of measures obviously affect each other, but they can certainly prove their worth, in isolation.

B02 Road Crossings Side Roads

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
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C11 Cyclists And Junctions

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
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B09 Obstruction Of Cycle Track Accesses

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
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B04 Junction And Forward Visibility

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
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A11 Cycle Lanes

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
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C03 Signs

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
Abstract: 

B07 Cycle Track Junctions

Publisher: 
Cycling England
Publication date: 
August 2008
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