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Route 9: Map A Contains OS data © copyright and database right 2017 Route 9: Map A River Ribble 5, 6 7 Avenham 2 Park 3, 4 1 Lower Penwortham 1 Gateway feature and enhancement of route from Fishergate to Avenham Park to aid wayfinding. 2 Provide visible signs to raise awareness of the route. Widen or remove staggered barriers to improve access. 3, 4 Route from River Ribble bridge to Bamber Bridge - route requires regular maintenance, such as cutting back and sweeping. Remove or rationalise barriers on route to improve access for all. 5, 6 Old Tram Rd to Bamber Bridge - route requires regular maintenance, such as cutting back and sweeping. Lighting required along whole route (either old railway path or old tramway. 7 Upgrade and surface. Contains OS data © copyright and database right 2017 Route 9: Map B School Lane 9 8 Route 12 Bamber Bridge 10 11 Route 10 Route 10 13 17 12 16 21 14 15 Lostock Hall Route 11 19 20 8 Environmental enhancement to open up 15 Widen space between bollards. and improve perceptions of safety. 16 Junction narrowing and gateway to 20 9, 10 Provide additional sloped access to the mph area. route. 17 From Brownedge to Station Road – 11 Graduate out slope; replace barriers with environmental and highways enhancement more accessible feature. to reinforce 20 mph 12 Widen and resurface informal link up to 19 Environmental enhancement and the roundabout and formalise crossing surface, light and sign new link and upgrade facilities. access into Edward St. 13 Widen path to shared use creating 20 Add signs for ‘quiet’ route and open up alternative link avoiding underpass. barriers for access. Contraflow cycle lane on Carr St. 14 A dedicated parallel crossing off the junction. Tighten junction at Irongate to 21 Contra flow cycle lane. provide additional space for pedestrians and cyclists and reduce vehicle speeds. B7 Contains OS data © copyright and database right 2017 Route 10: Map A Penwortham Lane A12 Route 9 A11 B6 A10 B8 B5 Lostock Hall A9 B4 A8 B3 A8 Tighten junction mouth to reduce speed B3 Remove road centre lines and install of turning traffic. advisory cycle lanes. A9 Remove road centre line and install B4 Narrow junction mouth and potential for advisory cycle lanes with additional calming ‘safer routes to school’ measures. measures. B5 Widen footways to access to Tardy Gate and formalise parking. A10 Tighten junction where possible and resurface across junction. B6 Junction narrowing to improve crossing movements for pedestrians / cyclists A11 Remove road centre line and install advisory cycle lanes. B7 Environmental enhancement and lighting to improve perceptions of safety. A12 Narrow carriageway with a chicane and install advisory cycle lanes. B8 Reduce junction radii and improve drop kerbs to slow vehicles. Contains OS data © copyright and database right 2017 Route 10: Map B B2 A7 A6 A2 A5 A3 A4 B1 Farington Farington Moss A1 Leyland A1 Side road priority across junctions and A5 Narrow junction and provide for cyclists widen to guidance width where possible; making turning movements. move lamp columns to back of footway. A6 Provide dedicated facilities – there’s scope for off-road provision, but may A2 Provide crossing on Centurion Way to require additional land. Minimal provision allow transition from shared path to would be removal of centre line and provide segregated facilities. advisory lanes. A7 Crossing needed to accommodate A3 Surface this section of path up to the access. employment site alongside River Lostock. B1 Remove road centre line and install A4 Creation of a dedicated on carriageway advisory lanes; reduce speed limit to 30 segregated cycle lane. mph throughout. B2 Provision of pedestrian / cycle crossings and path continuity improvements. Bamber Bridge Contains OS data © copyright and database right 2017 Route 11: Map A Route 9 A13 Route 12 Lostock Hall A12 A11 Walton A10 Summit A9 Route 10 A8 A7 B30 Farington Cuerden C6 Valley Park A7 Clayton Brook Rd roundabout - Reduce A12 Provide dedicated crossing to improve size of roundabout, slowing vehicle speeds route continuity. and making it easier to negotiate for pedestrians and cyclists. A13 Public realm improvements to open up A8 Dedicated pedestrian/cycle crossing on area improving feelings of personal safety Four Oaks Rd arm of the roundabout. and natural wayfinding. A9 Provision of a 2 way cycle track on both B30 Deliver continuous cycle track from sides of the road. Rowan Manor to the A6. Side road priority at junctions. A10 Dedicated pedestrian / cycle crossing on Four Oaks arm. C6 Valley Park entrance - Widen and resurface existing pedestrian access to shared use to avoid cyclists having to use car A11 M6 / A6 junction - Provision of park access. pedestrian / cycle crossing on slip roads (toucan). Contains OS data © copyright and database right 2017 Cuerden Route 11: Map B Valley Park C5 Farington B28, B29 A4, A5 C3, C4 Clayton – le - Woods B25 B24 C2 B23 B22 B21 Whittle – le - Woods C1 B20 Buckshaw Village B19 B18 A6 A4, A5 From Euxton Ln roundabout to Four B28 Deliver a continuous cycle track. Path is Oaks Rd roundabout – Reduce to consistent substandard width and should be widened to narrow vehicle lanes and remove central standard. Side road priority treatments to be hatching and create dedicated light segregated coherent. lanes, Ensure these are parking protection cycle lanes where required. Reduce speed limit to 30 B29 Dedicated crossings to create a safe route. mph over entire stretch. C1 Install side road priority along length of A6 Boynton Rd roundabout - Reduce size of route. Some of signing incorrect indicating junction, slowing vehicle speeds and making it shared unsegregated when route is segregated. easier to negotiate for pedestrians and cyclists. C2 Investigate options for improving crossing. B18 Dedicated parallel crossing on all arms. Currently on fast corner with poor visibility. B19 Potential for desire line links to village to C3 Dedicated crossing of Town Brow needed at improve permeability. this location. Toucan or Tiger crossing. B20, B21, B22 Dedicated parallel crossing on all C4 Rationalise signing to route options clearer arms. at this location. B23 Remove advisory lane to straight on lane. C5 Remove motorcycle barriers and ensure route is accessible to adapted bikes, B24 Reduce speed limit to 30 mph along entire wheelchairs and mobility scooters. length with associated calming measures. B25 A49 from Wigan Rd to Lancaster Lane – deliver continuous cycle track along this route. May be scope to work within field boundary. Contains OS data © copyright and database right 2017 Route 11: Map C B16 Euxton B12 B15 A4, A5 Chorley and South B10, B11 Ribble Hospital A3 B13 B9 A2 B8 B6, B7 Astley Park B5 B4 B3 Chorley B2 A1 B1 A1 Upgrade existing on-road advisory lanes B2 Existing path needs some surface B9 Dedicated pedestrian and cycling to light or fully segregated. maintenance work and move existing lamps crossing to cater for desire line from bus to rear of the path. stops to Buckshaw Primary School. A2 Upgrade existing on-road advisory lanes to light or fully segregated. B3 Dedicated parallel crossing needed to B10, B11 The extent of Chancery Rd – side provide a link to shared use facility. road priority crossings and widen to 3m where possible. Replace as a cycle track or A3 From A6/ Park Lane junction to Euxton unsegregated shared pathway. Maintenance B4 Widen existing footway to create a Lane roundabout. Create dedicated on required along the route. carriageway light segregated lanes by shared use facility. removing hatching and reallocation of carriageway space. B5 Toucan crossing needed – currently no B12 Dedicated pedestrian and cycle facility linking the local network with Astley crossings on all arms. Park. A4, A5 From Euxton Ln rdbt to Four Oaks Rd rdbt – Reduce to consistent narrow vehicle B13 Dedicated bi-directional cycle track B6 When path needs resurfacing, widen to lanes and remove central hatching and using existing verge to link into paths. create dedicated light segregated lanes, 3m and make shared unsegregated. Ensure these are parking protection cycle lanes where required. Reduce speed limit to B7 Direction of signs need improving as they B15 Widen shared path and move lamps to 30 mph over entire stretch. are unclear. Remove ‘cyclists dismount’ signs the rear of the path. and replace with ‘please consider other path users’. B16 Path needs resurfacing and where B1 Dedicated pedestrian and cycle crossing. possible verge separation from the highway. B8 Minor path widening along desire line Implement side road priority. and sign improvements. Route 12: Map A 1,2 School Lane Bamber Bridge 3 4 Route 11 Route 9 1,2 From Church Rd to School Lane – Reduce speed limit to 20 mph along entire route through the centre. Environmental enhancements to help reinforce lower speed limit such as narrowings and side road priority. 3 From School Lane to Holland House Roundabout – Creation of dedicated on carriageway segregated cycle lanes. 4 From Holland House Roundabout to Hennel Lane – Creation of on carriageway segregated cycle lanes. Contains OS data © copyright and database right 2017 Route 12: Map B Route 2 11 10 River Ribble 9 8 7 6 5 5 Victoria Rd - Widen the shared use path to 9 Some surfacing works needed. Could be recommended guidance width where challenging as operational farm track. possible. Will require narrowing of Regular clearance of farm animal waste and carriageway lanes to the minimum 3.25 m. mud is needed. 6 Tighten junction and improve surface for 10 From London Rd to A59 – Investigate cyclists. Investigate scope to rationalise to scope for lighting route. Potential issues one junction, making it simpler. regarding farm and flooding. 7 Tighten junction mouth and potential for 11 Remove barriers to improve access to side road priority.
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