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Crawley Cycle CYCLE CRAWLEY TIPS ON YOUR BIKE CYCLE ROUTES COMMON SIGNS Crawley Cycle Map ✔ Crawley is fairly flat and cycle facilities make cycling Security People driving cars typically look for other cars or lorries Off-road cycle path l Circular red signs give orders or are prohibitive. even easier and safer. With panniers or a trailer, with pedestrian and Buy a good quality lock and use it – even better, use on the road and may not notice you on your bike, These can be a dedicated cycle track or a shared use l Triangular signs are usually warnings. most shopping can be done by bike. Most trips are two different types of lock. even when you are directly in front of them. Make sure path. They are signposted and may have cycle markings public transport information short enough to go easily by bike, often much l Blue signs are advisory or for information. Lock at least one wheel and the bike frame to a stand – you are seen by positioning yourself well in view – the on the ground. Shared use paths may not have quicker than by car. Cycle parking is free, readily September 2014 not just a wheel. Lock any quick-release parts or take ‘primary’ position is about one metre from the kerb – markings showing separation of walking and cycling. available and you can stop and walk at any time. and observing where drivers are looking when you them with you, e.g. saddle, lights. On-road cycle lane Route for pedal cycles only Cycling: want to turn. ✔ Be seen Advisory lanes have a dashed line. Mandatory lanes l Is quick and direct Think carefully about overtaking on the inside, even Use lights in mist and rain as well as the dark. Ensure have a solid line. l Avoids traffic jams when vehicles are stationary. Be aware that lorry and lights work properly and are not obscured by clothing bus drivers cannot see you there. Drivers must not drive or park in mandatory cycle lanes Recommended cycle route on l roads Helps keep you fit or bags. A bright rear light is useful even in daylight. and only in advisory cycle lanes if unavoidable. On shared paths, people walking can be taken by l Saves money High visibility wear and reflectors are a good idea. surprise by people passing them quickly on bikes. Advisory cycle route l Avoids parking problems ✔ Helmets A sudden appearance can be an unpleasant shock, These are relatively quiet residential and country roads Contra-flow cycle lane ahead l Is good for the planet particularly for people with visual or hearing Make sure they are the right size and conform to suitable for cycling. They are signposted to aid cyclists, l Is a great way to socialise. impairment, even if you allow enough space. Bear in BSEN1078 or Snell Foundation B90 standards. Damage but also to raise drivers’ awareness of cyclists. mind that people may not know you’re there, Resources to used helmets may not be obvious. Toucan crossing so slow down and let them know you’re coming, or Start of cycle lane The Cycle Crawley Map details all cycle routes and ✔ Maintenance stop if necessary. These are provided where pedestrians and cyclists share facilities in the town. a road crossing, with no formal separation. Check brakes, cables, tyres, chain and lights regularly. A good thing about riding a bike is you can instantly The Cycle Crawley Easy Way map is a handy folding become a pedestrian. If in doubt, just get off and walk. Cyclists can ride across, but should give way to Ensure tyres are at high enough pressure, usually at Segregated cycle track and graphic guide to easy, quieter routes around the pedestrians. least 60psi, as this helps stop punctures and reduces pedestrian path ahead town. effort in cycling. National Cycle Network route There is a leaflet on tips for looking after your bike ✔ Sitting comfortably Indicated by blue signs such as: and safe riding. Shared route for cyclists and A good riding position makes the world of difference. 21 pedestrians Information on leisure routes is also available. The best saddle height for least effort allows your legs These are available from the Town Hall reception, to be almost fully extended when the pedal is at the Maps can be viewed online and ordered from Sustrans. libraries, railway and bus stations, K2 Crawley bottom of its cycle, but position the saddle where you Go to www.sustrans.org.uk Cycle parking available leisure, The Hawth and other locations, and can be are comfortable, and, as you become more confident, downloaded from www.crawley.gov.uk/cycling raise it to the optimum level. Visit http://cyclejourneyplanner.westsussex.gov.uk to plan your cycle route or use the Cycle Crawley Easy There are free leaflets with useful information to Way map. download at www.crawley.gov.uk/cycling No cycling Motor vehicles prohibited (cycles permitted) Cycle route ahead (warning motorists) To Horley London Gatwick N ROAD ORTH South Terminal RING North BA KEY Terminal L O LC CRAWLEY LEISURE ROUTES N OM CONTACTS D O B E R N UP Advisory cycle route N E L PER W A O R S A Y E D T E O STWA D A FO WAY K O South A N R R C Cycle track off road O D Crawley to East Grinstead – the Worth Way E O D Y Terminal C A Y E OU L CH Crawley Borough Council ........................01293 438545 R Gatwick O RT H Airport RO TH Public right of way U AD O The former rail line from Three Bridges is now a shared S Cycling development - www.crawley.gov.uk/cycling D A FERNHI RO LL ROAD G FERNHILL RO 21 National Cycle Network RIN AD use route for walkers, horse riders and cyclists. It is part route number FERNHILL of the National Cycle Route 21 from London to West Sussex County Council Cycle Journey Planner: AD RO RLEY http://cyclejourneyplanner.westsussex.gov.uk HOBus stop Eastbourne via Gatwick Airport. Gatwick Contains Ordnance Survey data It is mostly rural and part is designated Country Park CTC - the UK national cyclists’ voluntary organisation: © Crown copyright 2014. Airport Digital cartography by Pindar Creative (bylaws apply). It links to a path to Imberhorne School. Local group organises rides and provides advice. www.pindarcreative.co.uk 21 P E E www.horshamandcrawleyctc.org.uk K It is easily accessed by rail stations, including Three S B R O O Bridges and Crawley, and joins a cycle route to Crawley K Crawley BikeIT - cycling to school schemes: L Brockley A N E town centre and National Cycle Route 20 to Brighton Wood B A [email protected] L C O M and Hove. At East Grinstead, a signed route links to the B E R O Crawley Wheelers Cycling Club - leisure and A Forest Way Country Park shared use route, which D ANT competitive cycling: www.crawleywheelers.co.uk Horleyland LANDS LANE continues into East Sussex. Wood SHIPLEY Dynamic Adventures - training and bike hire: T Visit www.crawley.gov.uk/cycling to download a map S A E BRIDGE L D www.dynamicadventures.co.uk O W A and information. F O IE L R D R H E T E E A T M Metrobus - bus timetables: I H R E R P O D A Tilgate Forest C A D rawte www.metrobus.co.uk/travel-info r's Br O ook R N G O a National Cycle Route 20 links paths from Furnace Green D t N w Allen's O i H L Public transport and cycle journey planner: c UT k Wood O S to Pease Pottage, through Tilgate Park and across the S tre AD am H RO www.travelinesoutheast.org.uk OAD HURC R C M23 to the surrounding forest paths. N O T H IG Report cycle path problem: R B ROAD D D ROA L LONDON WOOD O CHARL Huntsgreen Avenue Verte http://love.westsussex.gov.uk Wood D A G O The Avenue Verte route is an Anglo-French project to A R T G Skyride - organise groups for people to ride together: W IN AD E K RO IC IV K EH E DFORD R B RA sign and promote a route to cycle between London and O www.goskyride.com A D AD O Paris. Part of this route runs through Crawley along ROAD E R OOD HARLW C OMB Southern Railway - planning journeys and tickets: C L National Cycle Route 21. 21 A B www.southernrailway.com LOW D RADFORD ROAD TINSLEY FIELD HEATH ROA ATT WAY Visit http://avenuevertelondonparis.co.uk for more JAMES W GREEN S Sustrans - develops the national cycle network: TEER Blackcorner information OAD EEN S LA GR Wood EY NE W www.sustrans.org.uk TINSL H I COBHAM W T Y T L E ONDON R Crawley to Horsham W L A Wheels for Wellbeing for people with disabilities: LOWFIELD Y RTH E NO N LA HEATH Y This is a signed route from Crawley town centre to www.crawley.gov.uk/disabilitysport E SL N TI W H Horsham, going through Goffs Park, across the A23 into E ATS Y A T 21 D O W Gossops Green, around Ifield Mill Pond, crossing the N O D O E R F e Rowley O W Mol C RG er O E iv L F Y R OS Wood P R A railway line, passing Ifield West playing fields as far as R E E I W H ES T Y U TL E R E L T Wimlands Lane outside Horsham.
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