Problems are caused because cyclists and pedestrians are quite different, cyclists are very quiet and can reach high speeds and generally want a direct route. Pedestrians have different characteristics and some, such as visually impaired and deafblind people, may have no other independent mode of local travel. The JMU is always interested to hear of examples of what you consider good practice in design and access solutions. If you would like to nominate an example please fill in this form. Conversely if you want to nominate an example of bad practice use the same form highlighting the poor section.
Examples can be of buildings, streets, transport systems or whole environments.
They can be good or bad design examples or issues relating to policies and procedures. RNIB, Registered Charity Number 226227.