Proposed cycle paths on Bray seafront

Zebbedee

The plans look good.
Long awaited as there's no place to cycle there apart from the road.
Anybody know of a start date for the works?

Alun

What plans?

EoinDM

Where can you find the plans for this? So much for the days of the yellow "NO CYCLING" signs!

Dr Strange

As far as I know they are not going to put it on the promenade (it'll still be no cycling there) but beside the road. Could be wrong though but that's what I read last week in one of the Wicklow/Bray papers.

Zebbedee

EoinDM wrote: »

Where can you find the plans for this? So much for the days of the yellow "NO CYCLING" signs!

There is a large 2 metre coloured plan on display in the civic office in Bray.
Very impressive, cycle lanes on the seaward end of Quinnsborough Road, Albert Avenue, Convent Avenue, Putland Road and a combined pedestrian/cycle path along the green area on the seafront beside the road.
I had plenty of time to look at it while waiting 2 hours or so for my number to come up to pay motor tax. :rolleyes:

Bubblefett

It's being done as part of the Bray Cycle Network- a plan to make Bray more bike friendly and accessible.

http://braytowncouncil.ie/media/Roads/Cycle%20Network/Draft%20Bray%20Cycle%20Network%20Plan%20ad.pdf


http://braytowncouncil.ie/media/Roads/Cycle%20Network/Draft%20Bray%20Cycle%20Network%20Plan.pdf

anonanymore

Just read some of the plan.
"Bray is a compact urban area, most areas within the town are
accessible within a 3-4km radius and the town experiences only slight
gradients on main routes."
I wouldn't call parts of Killarney Road, Herbert Road, Putland Road and Vevay Road slight gradients.