Monthly Archives: May, 2011
Grade separated roundabout – the safest solution for a junction
In my ongoing series about safer junctions I have covered Dutch junction design and how it differs from that of other countries. I then showed you that the Dutch have … Continue reading
Assen Tour – Australians Cycling Dutch Style
In May 2011 a group of Australians came to the Netherlands to study the Dutch cycling culture. As part of their 500 kilometre tour of the Netherlands they came especially … Continue reading
Priority for cyclists on roundabouts in the Netherlands
“Roundabouts are safer than intersections because they reduce the number of potential conflicts between road users and lower the driving speed. In the Netherlands, replacing a four-arm intersection by a … Continue reading
State of the Art Bikeway Design – A further look
Last month I wrote about the new NACTO designs for cycle infrastructure and held the junction design against Dutch junction design. The video that went with the post was taken … Continue reading
