Hull: Images released of new cycle scheme
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The council are calling on feedback from the public
New images showing the proposed final design of a new cycle scheme in Hull have been released.
The scheme would see the footpaths on both sides of Freetown Way widened to create off-road cycle lanes.
Hull City Council (HCC) said it wanted to hear people's views on the plans, both online and at drop-in events.
Work is expected to start in spring 2025 after the council has secured final comments on the design.
The council said the new scheme should help traffic flow better in the area
The footpaths, between Witham and Blundell's Corner, would provide separate areas for both cyclists and pedestrians.
New cycle-optimised protected signals (CYCLOPS) would also be installed at the junctions with Beverley Road, Wright Street, Charles Street, Caroline Street and George Street.
The scheme is being funded by Active Travel England's Active Travel Fund (ATF), which the council successfully bid for in May 2023.
Another cycle scheme will also be delivered on Preston Road.
In total, £8.7m will be spent on changes to Freetown Way and Preston Road.
Drop-in events are being held at the following locations:
Hull History Centre: Tuesday, June 4 - 10:00 - 16:00 BST
Trinity Market: Tuesday, June 11 - 10:00 - 15:00 BST
Hull College: Thursday, June 13 - 11:00- 16:00 BST
St Stephens Shopping Centre: Thursday, June 27 - 11:00 - 19:00 BST
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