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Appendix B ATNM Draft Schedule of Schemes.Xlsx Appendix B Draft Active Travel Network Map Schedule of Schemes 2021 Cycleways Route Name Scheme Reference Location Scheme Description Status Cycleway 1 C1.1 St Andrew's Crescent to Senghennydd Road Segregated cycle track and associated junction Completed improvements Cycleway 1 C1.2 Cathays Terrace to UHW Segregated cycle track and associated junction In development, out to improvements tender Cycleway 1 C1.3 King George V Drive to North East Cardiff development site A combination of on road route through quiet In development streets and segregated cycle tracks where required. On road and off road options are currently under consideration for alignment of route between Llandennis Road and North East Cardiff development. Cycleway 2 C2 City Centre to St Mellons Business Park and NCN Route 88 via Newport Road Segregated cycle track and associated junction In development plus cross-border connections with Newport via A48 and NCN88 improvements Cycleway 3 C3 East Tyndall Street, Tyndall Street and Lloyd George Avenue Segregated cycle track and associated junction In development improvements Cycleway 4 C4.1 Sophia Gardens and Llandaff Fields Segregated cycle track between Cardiff Bridge and Completed Sports Wales National Centre. Barrier removal on existing shared use path through Pontcanna Fields Cycleway 4 C4.2 A48 to Llantrisant Road Options for exact alignment and scheme design of In development this section of the route are currently under investigation Cycleway 4 C4.3 Llantrisant Road to Plasdwr development site Segregated cycle track and associated junction In development improvements Cycleway 5 C5 City Centre to Ely and Caerau via Wellington Street Segregated on road route, junction improvements, In development off-road measures, and new bridge over River Ely City Centre Loop CC Circular route around city centre with connectivity to Cycleway 1, 2, 3 and 4 Segregated cycle track and associated junction In development improvements Trails and Off Road Routes Route Name Scheme Name Location Scheme Description Status Taff Trail TT2 Wood Street to Castle Street Bridge Review and rationalise street furniture Incomplete Taff Trail TT5 Off road path alongside Nos Da Widen path To be completed. Alternative on road route is now in place using modal filters. Taff Trail TT6 Fitzhamon Embankment Provide segregated cycle track if feasible, or widen To be developed. existing shared use path Taff Trail TT9 Blackweir Bridge Replace existing bridge with bridge which meets In development Active Travel Design Guidance standards Taff Trail TT10 Millennium Bridge Amend approaches to Millennium Bridge to reduce To be developed. conflict between users and improve surface. Taff Trail TT11 Castle Street Reduce time to wait for green man at Toucan Incomplete crossing. Remove "end of route" signs on bridge. Taff Trail TT12 Off road path between Castle Street and Blackweir Bridge Widen path where feasible and install ecologically To be developed. appropriate lighting. Taff Trail TT14 Off road path through herbaceous border (alternative route through Bute Park Consider options to either widen path through the To be developed. to relieve pressure on Taff Trail) herbaceous border or provide a cycle route behind the Summer House Café Taff Trail TT15 Off road path alongside Bute Park playing fields (alternative route through Bute Widen path To be developed. Park to relieve pressure on Taff Trail) Taff Trail TT16 Bute Park access from Blackweir Bridge (alternative route through Bute Park to Provide 24 hour access through gates to provide To be developed. relieve pressure on Taff Trail) alternative route for commuters through winter months to relieve pressure on Taff Trail Taff Trail TT18 Access barriers at Llys Talybont and Gatekeeper cottage Replace with bollards. Complete Taff Trail TT20 Subway under A48 Improve drainage and lighting To be developed. Taff Trail TT21 Off road path between Blackweir Bridge and Llys Talybont Widen path To be developed. Taff Trail TT22 Access from Taff Trail to River View Reconfigure subway slope and access to River View To be developed. to improve accessibility and visibility Taff Trail TT23 Subway under Bridge Road Improve drainage and lighting through subway, To be developed. replace existing barriers with bollards. Taff Trail TT24 Off road path between A48 and Bridge Road Widen existing path. To be developed. Taff Trail TT26 Hailey Park Realign and widen existing route through Hailey In development Park Taff Trail TT29 Forest Farm Road Introduce a 20mph speed limit and bicycle street To be developed. Taff Trail TT30 Path between Forest Farm Road and Radyr Bridge Create space for path users to stop and chat to To be developed. improve flow on path Taff Trail TT31 Ty Mawr Road Change segregated path to place cyclists nearest to To be developed. the road. Provide pedestrian and cycle priority crossings at side roads. Implement measures to prevent vehicles blocking access to Taff Trail at Hailey Park. Bay Trail BT Circular Walking and Cycling Route Around Cardiff Bay + Links On road and off road improvemebts To be developed Rhymney Trail RT Rumney - Llanrumney - Pentwyn - Pontprennau On road and off road improvements To be developed Ely Trail ET Cardiff Bay - Canton - Caerau- Ely - Fairwater - St Fagans On road and off road improvements To be developed Secondary Cycle Routes Route Name Scheme Reference Location Scheme Description Status Outer Radial Route OR 1A Mill Road - Doyle Avenue On road and off road measures To be developed Outer Radial Route OR 1B Doyle Avenue - A4119 On road and off road measures To be developed Outer Radial Route OR 1C A4119 to Ty Mawr Road On road and off road measures To be developed Outer Radial Route OR1D Ty Mawr Road to Church Road (Whitchurch) On road and off road measures To be developed Outer Radial Route OR 1E Church Road (Whitchurch) to Toby Carvery (Ty’n Y Parc Rd) On road and off road measures To be developed Outer Radial Route OR 1F Toby Carvery (Ty’n Y Parc Rd) to Heathwood Road On road and off road measures To be developed Outer Radial Route OR 1G (1) Heathwood Road to Dan-y-Coed Road (via Rhydypennau) On road and off road measures To be developed Outer Radial Route OR 1G (2) Heathwood Road to Cyncoed Road (via Heath High Level/Low Level) On road and off road measures To be developed Outer Radial Route OR 1H Dan-Y-Coed Road/Cyncoed Road to Hollybush Road On road and off road measures To be developed Outer Radial Route OR 1I Pentwyn Drive (Underpass) to Ball Lane On road and off road measures To be developed Outer Radial Route OR 1J Ball Lane to Newport Road On road and off road measures To be developed Inner Radial Route IR 2A Cowbridge Road East to Waun-gron Road On road and off road measures To be developed Inner Radial Route IR 2B Waun-gron Road to A4119 (Cardiff Road) On road and off road measures To be developed Inner Radial Route IR 2C A4119 Junction to Taff Trail On road and off road measures To be developed Inner Radial Route IR 2D Western Avenue (Taff Trail) to Gabalfa Interchange On road and off road measures To be developed Inner Radial Route IR 2E Gabalfa Interchange On road and off road measures To be developed Inner Radial Route IR 2F Gabalfa Interchange to King George VIII Avenue (Hospital) On road and off road measures To be developed Inner Radial Route IR 2G King George VIII Avenue (Hospital) to Wedal Road On road and off road measures To be developed Inner Radial Route IR 2H Wedal Road to Wellfield Road (Pen-Y-Lan Library & On road and off road measures To be developed Community Centre) Inner Radial Route IR 2I Marlborough Road (Wellfield Road to Albany Road) On road and off road measures To be developed Inner Radial Route IR 2J On road and off road measures To be developed Albany Road (Roundabout) to Beresford Road/Newport Road Junction Southern Link SL 3A A4161 Newport Road to Moorland Road Junction (via Beresford Road) On road and off road measures To be developed Southern Link SL 3B A4161 Newport Road to Moorland Road Junction (via Tremorfa) On road and off road measures To be developed Southern Link SL 3C Habershon St (Moorland Rd to Ordell St) On road and off road measures To be developed Southern Link SL 3D East Tyndall Street (Splott Ordell St) to A4232 On road and off road measures To be developed Roundabout Southern Link SL 3E East Tyndall Street (A4232 Roundabout) to Cardiff Central Train Station (Rear) On road and off road measures To be developed Southern Link SL 3F Cardiff Central Train Station (Rear) to Grangetown (Clive Street) On road and off road measures To be developed Southern Link SL 3G Clive Street to Ely Trail (Penarth Road Vale On road and off road measures To be developed Boundary) Southern Link SL 3H Clive Street to International Sports Village On road and off road measures To be developed Connector Routes CR 4A Schooner Way On road and off road measures To be developed Connector Routes CR 4B Hadfield Road/Leckwith Road On road and off road measures To be developed Connector Routes CR 4C Colin Way (A48 Junction) to Penally Road. On road and off road measures To be developed Connector Routes CR 4D South Ely Link (Caerau) On road and off road measures To be developed Connector Routes CR 4E North Ely Link On road and off road measures To be developed Connector Routes CR 4F Pantmawr Road to Aneurin Bevan (Via A470) On road and off road measures To be developed Connector Routes CR 4G Excalibur Drive to Aneurin Bevan (Via A469) On road and off road measures To be developed Connector Routes CR 4H Aneurin Bevan to Blackweir Ambulance Station
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