Presentation at the Australian Bicycle Conference in Adelaide 18-19 January 2010.

1. Engineering
LandscapeArchitecture
Project Management
Australian Cycling
Conference
Adelaide 2010

2. CRISP
(Cycle Route Implementation and Stakeholder Plan)
Examples in the UK and Australia and Lessons Learned
Richard V Jones
COMPLETE Urban, QLD
Nathan Parish
COMPLETE Urban, NSW
Nigel Coates
Launceston City Council, TAS

3.  Introduction to CRISP
 The UK Experience & lessons learnt
 The Australian Experience & lessons learnt

4. Cycling Popularity
London 500,000 cyclists / day (2006)
Sydney 120,000 cyclists / day (2005)
London - 23% increase in 1 year (2003-2004)
Sydney - 23% increase in 4 years (2001–2005)
Cycling in the UK!

6. Introduction
Mayor of London’s Transport Strategy 2001
Task Force established in 2002 → London Cycle Network Plus (LCN+) Program
Cycle Route Implementation and Stakeholder Plan (CRISP) → to satisfy these objectives
2004 → London Cycling Action Plan (LCAP) formalised
Total of 286 CRISP Reports
950km of Cycle Routes
Lengths between 0.5km and 15km

7. What is a CRISP?
(Cycle Route Implementation and Stakeholder Plan)
The Purpose of a CRISP Study
Main aims of the CRISP process are to:
 Raise the profile of cycling
 Substantially increase levels of cycling
 Improve the quality of the network
 Provide a cohesive network and a coherent approach to
implementation
 Provide the optimal route for cyclists
 Include stakeholders at an early stage
 Provide a costed program and encourage long term project planning
 Prioritise work along the Link
 Tackle the tough issues along the Link

8. CRISP Team
 Consultant – guidance and engineering experience
 Council Cycling Officer – Strategic viewpoint of local authority
 Local Stakeholder – local knowledge
 Transport for London – Viewpoint of TLRN
 LCN+ - strategic view of entire network

9. The CRISP Process
1. Pre-CRIM Report
2. Cycle Route Inspection Meeting (CRIM)
3. CRISP Report – DRAFT for consultation with the CRISP Team
4. CRISP Report - FINAL

11. Nathan Parish – UK Example

12. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study

13. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process

14. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report

15. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Introduces study
Describes route
Questionnaire results
Identifies stakeholders

16. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Introduces study
Describes route
Questionnaire results
Identifies stakeholders
Lessons Learned
 Questionnaire response rate

17. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Stage 2 : CRIM

18. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Stage 2 : CRIM
Pre-CRIM meeting
CRIM
Record of CRIM

19. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Stage 2 : CRIM
Pre-CRIM meeting
CRIM
Record of CRIM
Lessons Learned
 Stakeholder attendance

20. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Stage 2 : CRIM
Stage 3 : Draft CRISP Report

21. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Stage 2 : CRIM
Stage 3 : Draft CRISP Report
Data sheets
Budget construction costs
Proposed programme

22. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Stage 2 : CRIM
Stage 3 : Draft CRISP Report
Data sheets

23. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Stage 2 : CRIM
Stage 3 : Draft CRISP Report

24. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Stage 2 : CRIM
Stage 3 : Draft CRISP Report
Data sheets
Budget construction costs
Proposed programme
Lessons learned
 Minute taker
 Proposed programme

25. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Stage 2 : CRIM
Stage 3 : Draft CRISP Report
Stage 4 : Final CRISP Report

26. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Stage 2 : CRIM
Stage 3 : Draft CRISP Report
Stage 4 : Final CRISP Report
Review meeting
Issue Final CRISP Report

27. Nathan Parish – UK Example
 A406 CRISP Study
CRISP Process
Stage 1 : Pre-CRIM Report
Stage 2 : CRIM
Stage 3 : Draft CRISP Report
Stage 4 : Final CRISP Report
Summary

28. Nigel Coates – AUS Example

29. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004

30. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
To create safe commuting routes and improve
the safety of streets for cycling

31. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009

32. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009
Hierarchy of Solutions

33. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009
Hierarchy of Solutions
Traffic reduction

34. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009
Hierarchy of Solutions
Traffic reduction
Speed reduction

35. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009
Hierarchy of Solutions
Traffic reduction
Speed reduction
Dealing with junctions

36. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009
Hierarchy of Solutions
Traffic reduction
Speed reduction
Dealing with junctions
Road space redistribution

37. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009
Hierarchy of Solutions
Traffic reduction
Speed reduction
Dealing with junctions
Road space redistribution
Off road provision

38. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009
 Launceston Arterial Bike Route Network (50 km)

39. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009
 Launceston Arterial Bike Route Network

40. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009
 Launceston Arterial Bike Route Network
$ State Bike Route Funding

41. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009
 Launceston Arterial Bike Route Network
$ State Bike Route Funding
$ Federal Bike Route Funding (Jobs Fund)

42. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009
 Launceston Arterial Bike Route Network
$ State Bike Route Funding
$ Federal Bike Route Funding (Jobs Fund)
$ 576,000

43. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Launceston Bike Plan 2004
 Launceston Cycling Infrastructure Strategy 2009
 Launceston Arterial Bike Route Network
$ State Bike Route Funding
$ Federal Bike Route Funding (Jobs Fund)
$ 576,000
To spend by June 2010 (8 months!)

44. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
Fast track CRISP reports

45. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route

46. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints/Barriers

47. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints/Barriers
 Route 1

48. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints/Barriers
 Route 1

49. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints/Barriers
 Route 1 – Bridge

50. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints/Barriers
 Route 3

51. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints/Barriers
 Route 3 – Separate Up & Down hill routes

52. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints/Barriers
 Route 6

53. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints/Barriers
 Route 6 – Waverley Street

54. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback

55. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
Route 1 – Holbrook Street

56. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
All routes – Gully Gratings

57. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program

58. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program
Black spot schemes

59. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program
Black spot schemes
Asset upgrades

60. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program
Black spot schemes
Asset upgrades
Jobs fund deadline

61. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program
 Lessons Learned

62. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program
 Lessons Learned
Not included

63. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program
 Lessons Learned
Not included
Pre CRIM report/meeting

64. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program
 Lessons Learned
Not included
Pre CRIM report/meeting
Other stakeholders

65. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program
 Lessons Learned
Not included
Pre CRIM report/meeting
Other stakeholders
Options costing

66. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program
 Lessons Learned
Not included
Pre CRIM report/meeting
Other stakeholders
Options costing
Large route maps

67. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program
 Lessons Learned
Added

68. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program
 Lessons Learned
Added
Hierarchy of solutions on data sheet

69. Nigel Coates – AUS Example
 Location of Route
 Constraints / Barriers
 Stakeholder Feedback
 Priority of Schemes
 Costs and program
 Lessons Learned
CRISP report presented to Council

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