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Pedal Cyclist and Motorcyclist Casulaties Appendix A Cambridgeshire Cluster Sites Based on Accidents Occurring 2011 to 2013 Ranked According to Number & Severity of Pedal Cycle Accidents Pedal Cycle Accidents 2011 to 2013 Site_Ref Road Site_Name Length Fatal Serious Slight Score CN301 A1134 Wadloes Road / Newmarket Road roundabout, Cambridge Junction 0 3 7 16 CN57 C280 Mill Rd Near Perowne Street, Cambridge 700 0 3 23 16 CN15 A1134 Mowbray Road Junction Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge Junction 0 2 9 15 CN6 A603 Fen Causeway Junction Lensfield Road, Cambridge Junction 0 1 11 14 CN10 A1134 Barnwell Road junction Brooks Road, Cambridge Junction 0 1 11 14 CN4 C291 Four Lamps Roundabout, Cambridge Junction 0 0 13 13 CN13 A1134 Perne Road Junction Radegund Road, Cambridge Junction 0 2 7 13 CN56 A603 East Rd South of Grafton Centre, Cambridge 400 0 2 9 10 CN308 U King's Parade&Trumpington St, Cambridge 700 0 2 13 10 CN58 C280 Mill Rd Near Hope Street, Cambridge 500 0 0 14 8 ON67 A1101 Freedom Bridge Roundabout, Wisbech Junction 0 1 5 8 CN2 A1134 Milton Road junction Elizabeth Way, Cambridge Junction 0 0 8 8 CN3 A1134 Mitcham's Corner, Cambridge Junction 0 0 8 8 ON100 C318 Back Hill Junction Broad St. & vicinity. Ely 100 0 1 5 8 CN190 A1307 Hills Rd Near Luard Road, Cambridge 700 0 1 12 8 CN312 C233 High St, Cherry Hinton, Cambridge 400 0 1 8 7 CN53 C290 Magdalene Street / Bridge Street, Cambridge 400 0 0 11 7 CN245 C235 Cherry Hinton Road, West of A1134, Cambridge 400 0 1 8 7 ON253 C235 Cherry Hinton Rd, East of A1134, Cambridge 600 0 2 7 7 CN304 A1307 Huntingdon Road, Northwest of A1134 junction, Cambridge 700 0 2 8 7 CN192 A1309 Trumpington Rd Near Bentley Rd, Cambridge 700 0 4 2 7 CN17 A603 East Rd North of Grafton Centre,, Cambridge 100 0 1 4 7 CN186 A1303 Madingley Road Jn Northampton Street & West, Cambridge 200 0 0 8 7 CN34 C295 Regent Street & St. Andrew's Street, Cambridge 300 0 0 9 7 CN25a B1049 Histon Rd, Gilbert Rd Jn & South, Cambridge 500 1 0 7 7 CN311 A1309 High St, Trumpington jn Alpha Terrace & South, Cambridge 600 0 2 6 7 ON306 A1307 Babraham Rd Junction Haverhill Rd, Gog Magog Junction 0 1 3 6 CN23 A603 East Road junction Gonville Place, Cambridge Junction 0 1 3 6 CN227 A1134 Jn with A1307 Fendon Road, Cambridge Junction 0 0 6 6 CN20 A1134 Elizabeth Way Roundabout junction A1303, Cambridge Junction 0 1 3 6 CN303 C287 Arbury Rd, King's Hedges, Cambridge 400 0 1 6 6 CN212 A1134 Newmarket Rd Near football stadium, Cambridge 500 0 2 4 6 CN39 A1307 Hills Rd Near Bateman Street & Station Road, Cambridge 300 0 1 5 6 CN406 A1134 Milton Rd SW of Elizabeth Way Roundabout, Cambridge 100 0 1 3 6 CN129 B1049 Histon Road, Hazelwood Close and South, Cambridge 500 0 1 6 5 CN18 A1307 Hills Road South of Hyde Park Corner, Cambridge 300 0 1 4 5 CN11 A1307 Hills Road Near Junction Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge 200 0 0 6 5 ON328 C204 High Street, Histon 200 0 1 3 5 ON302 A605 Roundabout Junction B1093 Inhams Road, Whittlesey Junction 0 1 2 5 CN1 A10 Junction M11, Cambridge Junction 0 1 2 5 CN5 A603 Catholic Church Junction, Cambridge Junction 0 1 2 5 CN35 U Station Rd Cambridge Junction Tenison Road, Cambridge 100 0 0 5 5 CN228 C279 Green End Rd Junction Nuffield Road and South, Cambridge 400 0 0 8 5.
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