Improving Wendover cycleways - Comment on our plans
Overview
We want to encourage cycling for shorter journeys around Wendover by developing the cycling network.
To help do this, we are proposing some cycleway improvements and have been working on early designs.
We would like to hear your views on our plans for 3 separate cycleways.
Please read the following information about our proposals for Wendover Cycleways and complete the online feedback form at the bottom of this page.
The proposals
Details of the 3 proposed cycleways are listed below. We will install road markings and signage along each route to guide cyclists and ensure all road users are aware of cyclists.
Railway station access
This route links the existing Amber Way cycleway on Aylesbury Road with Wendover Railway Station via Lionel Avenue, Dobbins Lane and Coombe Avenue.
From Aylesbury Road, cyclists will use the existing informal crossing to travel towards Lionel Avenue then use the existing cut-through to Dobbins Lane.
From Dobbins Lane they will cycle up Coombe Avenue to the railway station and will then need to dismount at the end of the road to climb the steps – we will put in place measures to ensure cycles can be easily pushed up the steps.
Cyclists will then cycle through the car park to access the station and existing cycle storage.
See the plan for the proposed Railway station access cycleway (PDF 5.48MB).
Amber Way improvements
These improvements on Aylesbury Road will create a shared use cycleway on the northern footway between Halton Lane and Castle Park Road.
This prevents cyclists from having to cross the road onto the southern side, providing a more consistent, attractive and safer route.
The shared-use footway / cycleway will be widened to approximately 2.5 metres.
Cycleway crossings will be constructed at the junctions of Halton Lane, Grenville Avenue and Castle Park Road.
See the plan for the proposed Amber Way improvements cycleway (PDF 1.02MB).
School access
This part of the route extends the Amber Way cycleway from Victory Road to link Amber Way to the schools along Wharf Road.
The footway between Victory Road and Wharf Road will be upgraded to a shared use footway / cycleway.
The path will be widened near the Health Centre to approximately 2.5 metres.
At the Wharf Road junction, cyclists will have to re-join the road.
See the plan for the proposed school access cycleway (PDF 1.69MB).
Further details about the project are available on our Wendover Cycleways webpage.
How to take part in the consultation
Please submit your feedback in one of the following ways:
- complete the online feedback form below
- email us on hitmailbox@buckinghamshire.gov.uk
- write to us at Highways Infrastructure Projects Team, Wendover Cycleways, Buckinghamshire Council, Floor 7, Walton Street Offices, Walton Street, Aylesbury, HP20 1UY
If you need a printed version of the feedback form, please phone us on 0300 131 6000 or email us on hitmailbox@buckinghamshire.gov.uk.
Receive project updates
If you would like to receive future updates about the Wendover Cycleways project, please sign up for our email bulletins. This is the main way we keep in touch with you as the project progresses.
What happens next
We will consider all the feedback we receive and review our proposals. Where possible, we may amend our designs as a result of your feedback.
The Head of Highways and the Cabinet Member for Transportation will then decide on the final scheme proposal.
We will update consultees directly about the decision if they have provided their contact details. We will also publish an update on this webpage.
We estimate construction of approved works should begin during the summer of 2021.
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Areas
- Aylesbury
- Wendover
Interests
- Transport
- Sport & Leisure
- Roads & parking
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