Movement for Liveable London Street Talks - Jim Davis 9th April 2013
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Street Talks with Jim Davis, Chair, Cycling Embassy of Great Britain – The Joy of Sects: The Evolution of the Embassy Brought to you by Movement for Liveable London - movementforliveablelondon.com
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Movement for Liveable London Street Talks - Jim Davis 9th April 2013
- 1. The Joy of Sects: The Evolution of The Embassy Jim Davis Cycling Embassy of Great Britain
- 2. Cycling Embassy of Great Britain Launch, Central London 3 September 2011 (IBikeLondon)
- 3. Rubbish Bin in Assen A View From The Cycle Path
- 4. KIDS SOMETIMES MUCK ABOUT!
- 5. The Alternative Department for Transport
- 6. EVERYONE USES THE FACILITIES WHEN PROVIDED!
- 7. Vole O'Speed
- 8. '..do not base policies about walking and cycling on the views and experiences of existing committed cyclists and pedestrians. These are a minority who have, against all the odds, successfully negotiated a hostile urban environment to incorporate walking and cycling into their everyday routines. It is necessary to talk – as we have done – to non-walkers and non-cyclists, potential cyclists and walkers, former cyclists and walkers, recreational cyclists and occasional walkers to determine what would encourage them to make more use of these transport modes.' Understanding Walking & Cycling
- 9. '..do not always base policies about walking and cycling on the views and experiences of existing committed cyclists and pedestrians. These are a minority who have, against all the odds, successfully negotiated a hostile urban environment to incorporate walking and cycling into their everyday routines. It is also necessary to talk – as we have done – to non-walkers and non-cyclists, potential cyclists and walkers, former cyclists and walkers, recreational cyclists and occasional walkers to determine what would encourage them to make more use of these transport modes.' Understanding Walking & Cycling
- 10. Cycle training should be an enhancement to, not a replacement for high quality bicycle infrastructure
- 17. WHAT ABOUT THE BUSINESSES?
- 18. BUSINESSES IN ELSTEAD 1970/80's 2 Petrol Stations 1 Lloyds Bank 2 Mechanics 1 Butcher 1 Haulage Firm 1 Bakery 2 Newsagents 1 Grocers 1 Post Office 1 Poodle Parlour 1 Supermarket 1 Haberdashers 1 TV/Radio Repair Shop 1 Pharmacy 3 Pubs 1 DIY shop/Timber Yard 1 Working Forge 1 Fish and Chip Shop 1 Engineering Works 1 Hairdressers
- 19. BUSINESSES IN ELSTEAD NOW 1 Newsagent 1 Grocers 1 Post Office 1 Supermarket 1 Pharmacy 3 Pubs 1 Fish and Chip Shop 1 Hairdressers 1 Beauty Parlour
- 20. Exhibition Road – Artists Impression
- 21. 'From the Hornets Nest' From 'As Easy As Riding A Bike'
- 22. “While we still have tailbacks during peak periods, I am sure people regard it as a vast improvement, and while traffic flows more slowly it actually gets through quicker….” Councillor Howard Murray, Poynton, Cheshire
- 24. Worthing Prom, West Sussex
- 28. • A „Crossrail for Bikes‟ • A Central London „Bike Grid‟ • A number of Mini-Hollands in Outer London • Westway to become London‟s bicycling Hi-Line
- 29. • Nothing must reduce cyclists' right to use any road. • No lorry should be allowed in London unless it is fitted with safety equipment to protect cyclists, and driven by someone fully trained in cycle awareness. • Timid, half-hearted improvements are out [re segregation] - we will do things at least adequately, or not at all. • We will ask for new powers to carry out camera enforcement of mandatory cycle lanes, to stop cars driving in them.
- 30. Cycling Embassy of Great Britain AGM Newcastle 1st & 2nd June 2013 Further details on www.cycling-embassy.org.uk Or email chair@cycling-embassy.org.uk
- 32. Roll Call Sally Hinchcliffe (Town Mouse) Secretary Mark Ames (ibikelondon) Ex-Press Officer Mark Treasure (AsEasyAsRidingA Bike) Press Officer Samantha Smith Volunteer Coordinator Geoff Rone (Carmarthen Baywatch) Treasurer Anthony Cartmell Webmaster David Arditti (Vole O'Speed) Board Member Chris Page (Chester Cycling) Board Member Joe Dunckley (At War With The Motorist) Board Member Tim Lennon Board Member Kevin Hickman (Inclusive Cycling) Board Member Paul James (Pedestrianise London) Board Member
- 33. Inspiration: David Hembrow A View From The Cycle Path Mark Wagenbuur Bicycle Dutch Mikael Colville Andersen Copenhagenize Marc van Woudenberg Amsterdamize ….and Freewheeler Crap Cycling & Walking in Waltham Forest
- 34. Thank You!