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Worthing promenade cycle lane delay

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Published Date: 07 September 2009
RED-TAPE safety checks were not completed in time for cycling to be legally allowed on
Worthing's western promenade.
The borough council had hoped the shared-used cycle scheme from
Splash Point to George V Avenue could have been introduced in time
for the bank holiday weekend (August 29).

But a West Sussex County Council spokeswoman said checks on relevant
bylaws and regulations had not been completed in time.

It is now hopes cyclists will get their new, off-road route later this month, when both they and pedestrians will share the promenade without a specific cycle lane being provided.




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  • Last Updated: 07 September 2009 2:17 PM
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  • Location: Worthing
 
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Anthony Farrar,

09/09/2009 17:27:29
The council have only had five years to prepare for.

Silly Council, why not have a specific lane, like the one from Splash Point eastwards. The Promenade is much wider and could easily accommodate one.

Then we would all know where we stand or walk or cycle...
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