ICKNIELD WAY
To Hexton (1.5 miles)
To Pegsdon Hills(1.5 miles)
To Hitchin (3 miles)
To Offley (0.5 miles)
ToWhitwell(3 miles)
To Ley Green(1 mile)
To Breachwood Green (1 mile)& Whitwell (3 miles)
To Breachwood Green(0.5 miles)
Entrance toLuton Hoo
To Harpenden(2.5 miles)
To Harpenden(2 miles)
To Markyate(3 miles)
To London (30 miles)
To Harpenden(3.5 miles)
To Hemel Hempstead(6 miles) To Redbourn (3 miles)
To Studham(0.5 miles)
To Studham(0.5 miles)
To Eaton Bray(2.5 miles) &Leighton Buzzard(7.5 miles)
To Tring(8 miles)
To Totternhoe(1 mile)
To Stanbridge(3 miles) &Leighton Buzzard(6 miles)
To Bedford (15 miles) &Barton le Clay (1 mile)
To Barton le Clay(1 mile)
To Sharpenhoe (1 mile)
To Harlington (1.5 miles)M1 North
To Toddington(0.5 miles)
To Westoning (3 miles)
To Toddington(0.5 miles)
To Wingfield (0.5 miles) &Leighton Buzzard (7.5 miles)
Opening2008
Luton Boys ClubAmbulance
Station DownsideInfants School
DownsideJuniorSchool
DownlandsDay Centre
Maidenhall CPJunior and Infants
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Challney High Schooland Community CentreLuton and
DunstableHospital
FerrarsJunior School
LeagravePrimarySchool
BeechwoodPrimary Sch.
Park AvenueTrading Estate
The HeronTrading Estate
LealandsHigh School
Sundon ParkJunior School
CheynesInfants Sch.
Leagrave Park
WhitefieldJunior School
WhitefieldInfants School
GreatBramingham
WoodLea ManorRecreation
Centre Lea ManorHigh School
WoodlandsSecondary
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WauludPrimary School
TA Centre
The MeadsPrimary School
Pavilion
HolyCross
PurleyCentre
CommunityCentre
HealthCentre
School
BusinessPark
CardinalNewmanSchool
GrasmereNurserySchool
Warden HillInfants School
WardenHill Junior
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IcknieldPrimary School
IcknieldHigh School
Barnfield College(Luton)
Luton VIthForm College
BushmeadSchool
William AustinSchool
LimburyBoys Club
Alder Crescent Day Nursery
St Joseph’sJunior School
St Joseph’sInfants School
Norton RoadPrimarySchool
St Monica’sDay Centre
Denbigh Juniorand Infants School
DenbighHigh School
Wardown Swimmingand Leisure Centre
WardownHouse(Luton
Museumand ArtGallery)
LutonCricketGround
WardownPark
BowlingGreen
Pope’sMeadow
Stopsley High Schooland Community College
LutonRegionalSportsCentre
Luton College ofHigher Education
(Building Department)
StopsleyPrimary School
Stopsley Day Nursery PavilionFire Station
Surgery
Sacred HeartPrimary School The Lady Zia
Werner School
RamridgePrimarySchool
SomeriesJunior School
SomeriesInfants School
PutteridgeJunior School
PutteridgeInfantsSchool
PutteridgeHigh School
PutteridgeRecreation
Centre
Crematorium
The Vale Cemetery
Stopsley Common
Ashcroft High School
WigmorePrimarySchool
Slaughter’sWood
PasqueHospice
Keech CottageChildren’s Hospice
Golf Course
Beech HillMethodist Church
The Catholic Church ofSt John the Apostle
St Augustine ofCanterbury Church
St John’sMethodist Church
Holy TrinityChurch
St Joseph’sChurch
St Margaret’sMethodist Church
Blenheim CrescentBaptist Church
St Andrew’sChurch
Church Of TheMost Sacred
Heart Of Jesus
CroftMuseum
Barnfield College(extension)
St Margaret of Scotland Infants School
St Margaret of Scotland Junior School
Farley JuniorSchool
HillboroughSchool
WhipperleyInfants School
HealthClinic
CommunityCentre
DalroadIndustrial Estate
FirbankIndustrial
Estate
CouncilDepot
Cemetery
FoxdellInfants School
DallowNursery School
Dallow Road Open Space
Luton TownFootball Club
DallowPrimary School
Dunstable Road Juniorand Infants School
West SideCentre
ArndaleCentre
MemorialPark
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TheMoor
Club
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WigmorePark Centre
WenlockJuniorSchool
Crawley GreenInfants School
BarrattIndustrial
Estate
Cemetery
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Hart HillNursery School
South LutonHigh School
School
VauxhallRecreation Club
BracheSports Club
HightownRecreation
Centre
River Lea or Lee
Church of theHoly Ghost Cross
Golf CourseRunningTrack
Stockwood Park
Luton Hoo Park
Luton Hoo
FerrarsInfantsSchool Ferrars
Nursery
Lewsey Centre andSwimming Pool
St Martin de Porres RC Primary School
Pirton Hill Infants School
Pirton Hill Junior School
North LutonIndustrial Estate
WillowgateTrading Estate
St Martin’sde PorresChurch
St Hugh’s Church
HalyardHigh School
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ChantryPrimary School
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GlenwoodSchool
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DownsideLower School Golf Course
MansheadUpper School
St Mary'sLower School Streetfield
Middle School
HillcrestSchool
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Mill ValeMiddleSchool
St Christopher'sLower School
WeatherfieldSchool
BeecroftLowerSchool
Brewers HillMiddle School
FootballGround
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AshtonMiddleSchool
LeisureCentre
DunstableCollege
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SuperstoreLibrary
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MarkyatePark
School
Dedmansey Wood
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WhipsnadeWild Animal Park
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Golf Course
Toddington MotorwayService Area Sundon Hills
Country Park
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Houghton RegisLower School
Thomas WhiteheadLower School
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St Vincent'sLower School
KingslandCommunity
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MiddleSchool
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SomeriesCastle
WardenHill
PutteridgeBury Centre
HoughtonHall
Dunstable DownsVisitor Centre
TreeCathedral
ResourceCentre
GolfClub
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Country Roads
Traffic-free route(including tracks and bridleways)
Proposed traffic-free route
On-road route
Proposed recommended on-road route
National Cycle Network - route 6(off-road routes)National Cycle Network - route 6(on-road routes)
Proposed route of 'Chalk Arc' (opening 2007)
20mph speed limit
Cycle Parking
Cycle Shops (see separate list)
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Local contactsCycle training – Bikeability
Cycle parking
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National cycling organisations
Do you know these signs?
cycle route for use by cyclists andpedestrians together
cycle route for use by cyclists andpedestrians on separate sides of path
cycle route for use by cyclists only
route for use by cyclists only (roadmarking)
cycle route ahead
cyclists should walk at this point
recommended route for cyclists to use(usually on road with no specific provisionsfor cyclists)
direction signs showing recommendedroute for cyclists
cycle lane on the road ahead
cycle lane on the road for use by cyclists inthe same direction as the other traffic
warning sign for pedestrians that there is acycle lane ahead or that there is a cyclewaycrossing the road ahead
Advanced stop lines are designed to improve safetyand convenience for cyclists.
CYCLISTS:proceed to second stopline and wait forgreen signal and for theroad to be clear
MOTORISTS:wait at first stop lineuntil the way is clear
In the advanced position cyclists can be seen, reducing thechance of a conflict as vehicles turn left.
CYCLISTS must stay behind the front stop line and must proceedwhen the lights are green.
MOTORISTS must stay behind the first stop line and not obstructthe forward area.
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CYCLE LANE
cycle lane on the road for use by cyclists inthe opposite direction to the other traffic(usually on one-way roads)
no cycling
traffic signals for cyclists where cyclewayscross the road (where a shared use crossingis provided)
all motor vehicles prohibited - cyclingpermitted.
Is it tightly fixed and the correct height?
Can you easily reach them and is anything loose?
Do they both work properly (stop the bike steadily but quickly) isanything worn out (cables, blocks)?
Do they run straight and smooth, not buckled or rubbing againstanything, are all the spokes present and tight?
Are they pumped up hard, do they have a good tread without cutsor bulges?
Does it run smoothly?
Can you get all the gears easily, without the chain jumping off?
If you plan to cycle at night, do you have front (white) and rear (red)lights and a rear red reflector, are they clean and do they workproperly? Wheel and pedal reflectors and a front white reflectorare also good to have.
Check your bike and make sure it is safe.If there is anything you cannot repair take it to a bicycle shop.
Saddle
Handlebars
Brakes
Wheels
Tyres
Chain
Gears
Lights
Bike Data
Record the following information aboutyour bike. If it is stolen this will help thepolice get it back.
01 MAKE
02 MODEL
03 FRAME COLOUR
04 FRAME TYPE
05 FRAME NUMBER
06 POSITION OF NUMBER
07 GEARS:TYPE & MAKE
08 BRAKES:TYPE & MAKE
09 WHEEL SIZE
10 ANY SPECIAL DETAILS
To report problems,e.g. potholes, raised drain covers,
please telephone01582 510333
For more information and to make bookings, please contact:
The Cycle Promotions TeamRoad Safety Department, Luton Borough Council
Town Hall, Luton, LU1 2BQ
telephone: 01582 546152email: [email protected]
website: www.luton.gov.uk/cycling
For Bedfordshire County Council Cycle informationtelephone 01234 228239
Bedfordshire Highways Pothole Line: 01234 228661
Luton Borough Council’s Cycle Promotions Teamruns a Cycle Training Programme, Cycle Events
and provides Cycle Information in order to:
● Nurture a culture of well maintained/roadworthy bikesin Luton;
● Instill a feeling of confidence and safety for cycle usersin Luton;
● Consistently demonstrate correct cycling position andways of communicating to other road users; and
● Increase the number of people using cycles confidentlyand regularly in and around Luton.
Your bike
Sustrans is the UK’s leading sustainable transport charity,
working on practical projects so people can choose to travel in
ways that benefit their health and the environment. The charity
is behind many groundbreaking projects including the National
Cycle Network. Over 10,000 miles of safe and attractive cycling
and walking routes have been completed bringing the Network
to within 2 miles of 75% of the population.
Sustrans, 2 Cathedral Square, College Green, Bristol, BS1 5DD
telephone: 0845 113 0065
website: www.sustrans.org.uk
The Cyclists Touring Club (CTC) is Britain’s largestcycling organisation. It is independent and run bycyclists for the benefit of all current and futurecycle-users. Members value the fun, fitness andfreedom that cycling offers.
The CTC campaigns for a better deal for cyclists on cyclewaysand on the roads.
CTC, Parklands, Railton Road, Guildford GU2 9JX telephone: 0870 873 0060email: [email protected]: www.ctc.org.uk
Luton Borough Council offers National Standard cycle
training:
: For most age groups and all experience levels
: By qualified and Nationally Accredited cycle trainers whoare police checked
: Training tailored to suit anyone's needs -
- experienced cyclists, looking to improve your techniques
in rush hour traffic
- complete beginner (adult or child) wishing to learn to
ride a bike
- train individuals and groups
- times, dates and locations of training to suit you
- bike mechanics and maintenance training is also on offer
we have the right course for you.
To take part in the training all you need is a road-worthy bike.
You will be taken through the control skills, which will assess your
ability to use and control the bike effectively and then progress on
to the next part of the course on the road. The time spent on
each section of the course is decided by the trainee – the
instructor will move on to the next stage when everyone is
confident in the current section.
For more information and lesson bookings:
telephone: 01582 547153
email: [email protected]
website: www.luton.gov.uk/cycling
Move your post and parcels around the Luton area bycycle-courier and/or emissions-free van.
Contact Green-Link Distribution and Deliveries on:
telephone: 07812 114 491
Website: www.green-link.co.uk
Cycling and the law
A cyclist must exercise due care and attention at alltimes, and obey the Highway Code, including trafficsigns and traffic signals.
✓ You CAN cycle in the dark and in wet foggyconditions, but you must use a white front light anda red rear light and keep at least three metresbetween you and the vehicle ahead. It isrecommended that you wear reflective clothing
✓ You CAN cycle on bridleways and byways(unsurfaced tracks) but on these you must give wayto walkers and horse riders
✓ You CAN cycle on canal towpaths but a BritishWaterways Permit is required (tel: 01923 201120or email: [email protected])
✓ You CAN cycle on cycle tracks and in bus lanes ifthe lane signs include a cycle symbol
✓ You CAN cycle on designated cycle paths which canbe found on Forestry Commission land, in urbanareas and disused railways
✗ You CANNOT legally cycle on a pavement or afootpath unless there is a right to do so
✗ You CANNOT legally cycle on open land withoutthe permission of the landowner.
Code for cyclists
: Be polite and courteous to other road users,pedestrians and horse riders, including giving cleararm signals to indicate direction of travel
: Ensure your bicycle is mechanically sound and fit abell. Regular maintenance will save expensive repairbills. Check your brakes, tyres and chain beforeevery ride (see “your bike” section)
: It is recommended that you consider wearing acycle helmet. Choose a helmet with a BritishStandard, or equivalent, and make sure it fitscorrectly before use
: Wear bright or flourescent clothing during the dayand reflective clothing at night
: On shared cycle tracks where pedestrians andcyclists mix, make pedestrians aware of yourpresence, give them plenty of room and be preparedto stop and dismount if necessary
: Use your bell or call out a greeting wheneverapproaching other cyclists or walkers from behind -remember, many people are hard of hearing orvisually impaired; don’t assume that they canautomatically hear you approaching
: On segregated cycle tracks where there is a whiteline or kerb dividing pedestrians and cyclists, pleasekeep to your side of the dividing line and keep tothe left of the cycle track when cyclists areapproaching from ahead
: On narrow, busy roads, ride in single file and onother roads never more than two abreast
: Look out for hazards such as sudden descents,bends, pot-holes, mud, loose gravel and glass
: Don’t stop on bends or narrow bridges and beespecially cautious at junctions, blind bends andentrances
: Don’t carry heavy shopping bags on your handlebarssince they can interfere with your steering andbalance
: Be alert and anticipate other road users andpedestrians who may move out in front of you
: If you are unsure or feel threatened, find a safe placeto dismount and walk.
To help reduce the risk of having your bicycle stolen, keep itsecurely locked.
\ Lock the frame and at least one wheel to something solid andtake any removable parts with you
\ Invest in a good quality lock. Spending 10% of the value of yourbike on a bike lock is recommended
\ Park your bike where it is visible to passing pedestrians
\ Do not leave your bike where it would become an obstacle orhazard to pedestrians.
\ Mark the frame with your postcode and record appropriateinformation about your bike such as make, model, etc – thiswill assist the police in tracing the owner
\ You can insure your cycle as part of your household policy
Cycle parking stands are provided throughoutLuton Borough at:
\ ShoppingCentres
\ RailwayStations
\ Public Buildings
More and improved cycle parking facilities
\ New stands are planned as part of a general review of cyclefacilities in the area
\ Luton Borough Council is working with local employers toensure cycle parking is provided
Cycle parking signs Luton Parkway Station
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Safer cycling solutions announce:
Bicycle Maintenance
For Beginners
Luton Borough Council’s Cycle Training
team are offering a one day course in
bike maintenance for anyone who has
their own bike and would like to take
care of it or who wants to make sure
their children’s bikes are safe to use.
The course covers
Bike Checks
Bike Fitting
Puncture Repairs
Brake block replacement and ad-
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Gear alignment
Friday 2nd December 9:30 am to 5:00 pm
Booking and further information contact:
Cycle Training Project Officer
Tel: 01582 547153
Email: [email protected] Opening2007
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Bloomfield Cycles % 21 Bloomfield Avenue, Luton, LU2 0PT � 01582 454477
Cycle King % 56-66 Dunstable Road, Luton, LU1 1EH � 01582 723333
Dyson Cycles % 97 High Street South, Dunstable, LU6 3SF � 01582 665533
Halfords Superstore % Luton Retail Park, Kimpton Road, Luton, LU2 0SX � 01582 422525
My Bike Shop % Archway Road, Luton, LU3 2QZ � 01582 493636
Silkmead Tubular Ltd (Folding Bikes) % Southfield Road, Dunstable, LU6 3EJ � 01582 609988
Mobile Bicycle Workshop % www.bikes-bytes.co.uk � 01582 471406
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Take care section
Traffic free route
On road route
Unsurfaced bridleway
Footpaths
Railways (stations)
Pedestrian crossing
Schools
Slope
Dates on request
Marsh Farm Cycle Network
National Cycle Network
Monthly Bike Ride on Ashburnham RoadPhoto by Nathan Burge
Cycle Training at a Luton junior schoolPhoto by Nathan Burge
Entering Luton via PutteridgePhoto by Nathan Burge
© Crown copyright. All rights reservedLuton Borough Council Licence No: LA 078468April 2005
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National Rail Enquiries – 08457 48 49 50
www.nationalrail.co.uk
for more details of rail services and station facilities
Wanted:
Casual Cycle Trainers to joinour Cycle Training Team
Can you cycle confidently on theroads? Can you communicate wellto others and want to share yourenjoyment of cycling?
Flexible working hours –days, evenings, weekends to suit.
Cycle Training is available to schools, to groups and to privateindividuals by LBC’s Cycle Promotion Team. We need newcasual staff to coach children and adults in cycle training usinga safe, enjoyable, purposeful approach, communicating clearinstructions and guidance. You will need to be a regular,confident on-road cyclist and have a roadworthy cycle to usefor training. Some experience of working with children andadults in a working, group environment is essential.
Contact the Cycle Promotion Team for more details.
Cycle Training at Pirton HillPhoto by Ray Morgan / Nathan Burge
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