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Blackfriars Southern Slip Road Which Would Be Closed to Elephant & Castle - Blackfriars Traffic Connection to East-West Cycle Superhighway via Blackfriars southern slip road which would be closed to Elephant & Castle - Blackfriars traffic. Two-way traffic introduced on northern slip road UPPER GROUND This map shows some of the main changes proposed along the route Blackfriars For detailed proposals visit tfl.gov.uk/cycle-north-south STAMFOR New pedestrian crossing on west BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE arm of Stamford Street junction D STREET North-South Cycle Superhighway and removal of slip road RIVER THAMES Proposed East-West Cycle Superhighway No northbound left turn from RS ROAD Blackfriars Road into The Cut BLACKFRIA Improved pedestrian crossing Bus stop Direction of Dodson Street at Upper Ground reversed to become one way relocated SOUTHW northbound to avoid conflict 60m north THE CUT with bus and cycle gate Southwark UFFO Bus stop A WEBBER STREET RD RK S relocated T B R STR E 75m south O E D UN T A WESTMINSTER BRIDGE R ROW EET T DARY Bus stop RO E UNION RE relocated LAMB LOO ROAD 90m south STREET ETH SON ST WATER GEORGE’S ROA . D ST DOD N S ROAD OAD AR WE Ufford Street closed. LAM CKFRI BBER Direction of Boundary Row BETH BLA ROAD reversed to become STREET one way eastbound G No right turn from L BOR ADSTONE Blackfriars Road S OUGH TR (north or southbound) EET ROAD into Webber Street W GARDEN RO ONDON ROAD L London Underground station Pedestrian and cycle improvements National Rail station New pedestrian at St. George’s Circus including ST. GEORGE’SST. ROAD crossing widening of footways and Two-way cycle track replaces traffic lane other improvements Two-way cycle track replaces existing mandatory cycle lane and section of footway Non segregated section on quiet borough roads Bus stop Bus stop relocated Blackfriars - King’s Cross OAD R This map shows some of the main changes proposed along the route D GOODS WAY For detailed proposals visit tfl.gov.uk/cycle-north-south DLAN St. MI Pancras OAD S R King’s North-South Cycle Superhighway ANCRA EUSTON ROAD P Cross EET RK WAY Proposed East-West Cycle Superhighway YO IAN JUDD STR ON ROAD North-South Cycle Superhighway CALED subject to further consultation D KI N G London Underground station ROA PENTONV ’ S R EGENT N SQUARE CRO National Rail station IN S ILLE ROAD Two-way cycle track replaces traffic lane SWINTON STREE S S RO Two-way cycle track replaces existing GRAY’ACT ON STR A FR D mandatory cycle lane and section of footway EDERIC T AMPTON EET PENTON RISE Bus stop K STREET ST Bus stop relocated . ROAD . S S F O LE INN ROAD R ’S C ET Y S Bus stop ST ’ Bus stop GRA CUBITT ST G relocated REE relocated CALT N 60m north HORP KI 60m south T E Extent of King’s Cross TUDOR S STREET Improvement scheme CE A L WE UD E L RID L EET B R GAT X PL TREET PLACE W A E TERG H BRIDGE ST PHOENI Alignment yet to be determined A City I TE L and subject to further discussion NEW Thameslink L WARNER ST with the Borough of Camden. Q Tudor Street closed. Detailed designs for route north U E Bridewell Place of Farringdon station to be EN made two way CL consulted on later E VI R RRINGDON ROAD KENWE CTORIA FA . New pedestrian crossing RAY on New Bridge Street LL R ST. S T. L D. IL H No southbound right turn G ON R R EV F from Farringdon Road into I L AF Charterhouse Street LE S S T HOL . ROAD Connection to East-West Cycle B Superhighway via Blackfriars O N R Farringdon southern slip road which would N INGDO - STO New pedestrian crossings on all be closed to traffic. Two way FARR N CHAR arms of Charterhouse Street junction traffic introduced on northern STREETECUT V TERHOUSE ST I W slip road ADU F EST LE TE ET VICTORIA E R SMI T STRE STRE C THF REET N T IELD TU DOR STRE ET EMBANKMENT RINGDO FAR T. S LUDGATE HILL ET E N THAMESRIVER G New pedestrian crossings on RID B City east and west arms of W NE Thameslink Ludgate Circus and street improvements RS Blackfriars IA UPPE FR E DG BLACKBRI STREETR T See enlargement above for HAMES details on New Bridge Street.
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