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England's first 'cycle street' forced to close over poor road markings despite £2.4million cost
England's first "cycle street" has been shut within just months of being operational, despite costing £2.4million.
Adams Road in Cambridge was opened just months ago, yet has already been closed because road markings were said not to meet standards.
Estimates suggest that around 3,000 cyclists use the route every day, with the street giving pedestrians and cyclists priority over vehicles.
The Greater Cambridge Part…
11 Aug, 15:06
Daily Mail
England's first cycle street is closed just months after opening due to 'sub-par road markings' - despite £2.4million being spent on it in the first place
Up to £2.4million has been spent on the project, on Adams Road in Cambridge , which gives cyclists and pedestrians priority over motorists.
11 Aug, 08:53