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  ** POSTPONED ** WCV Campaigners Training Day
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  Rescheduled to 31st March: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/walkcyclevote-campaigners-day-tickets-43853991469
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  Battlefield Junction Consultation
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  @timba Option 2 has our typical concrete pavement. This is also being done for the SCW. I suspect there's no reinforcement and so the concrete breaks up easily.
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  "Using Cycling Flow Data to Analyse Injury Risk" [27th Nov]
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  @timba I booked the night before and there was space. The data Rachel had available from TFL was up to 2014, before London's good cycling infra. It will be particularly interesting to see if and by how much the injury rates change with the new infra.
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  Ride for a Better Byres Road [22nd Oct]
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  There's a facebook event page up for it too here: https://www.facebook.com/events/354867534953727/
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  Byres Road Redesign Meet-up [Thu 28 Sept]
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  Can't be there, hope it goes well.
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  Cycling Embassy AGM - Glasgow
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  Bears Way tour:
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  CycleHack 15-17th Sept 2017
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  Going-on:
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  #GlasgowCycleInfraDay17
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  A few examples:
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  South City Way Consultation [29 Aug]
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  @un I was at this today - some pretty positive takeaways I think. One the downside, they've downgraded the proposed joint zebra/cycle crossings to bog-standard toucans, which is a little disappointing but somewhat inevitable. Visually-impaired charity RNIB had objected on safety grounds and GCC weren't supported by guidelines - just too risky given the still fairly high level of motor traffic on the road unfortunately. In better news, the crossing of the cycle paths will still be mini-zebras and the all-important bus-stop bypasses remain in place. In addition, fully-protected dutch-style junctions at Calder St and Alison St have been added, with (presumably) dutch-style left and right turns respectively (i.e. cross the side road then go right). Also suggests new light phases although I don't know if this was actually confirmed yet. I'll put more detail up - revised plans and brand new visualisations will apparently be on the GCC SCW mini-website in due course.
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  How Much Space!
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  My photo from the back:
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  HSBC City Ride
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  GoBike: Call For Action! [Sat 29th July]
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  Successful day! Hopefully there be some discussion of the various pitched projects taking place here on the forum!
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  Glasgow Autism-Friendly Cycling Group
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  Audax and sportives 2017
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  For the cyclepath bit switch to "draw straight lines". The roundabout thing is personal preference. Rwgps puts in left/straight/right cues, but unless you've got the map up it's not much help. If you go through and manually add in the "climb" cues, you get a handy number in a circle for the exit to take. At some point I'll blog about how I set it all up. If only so when I share stuff people aren't wildly confused!
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  2017-06-07 Tram Tracks Death: Silence & Lament
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  Also, more photos: https://www.flickr.com/photos/19473027@N00/sets/72157681828828843
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  European Cycling Challenge - Glasgow
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