We are creating temporary ‘pop-up’ cycle routes across the city to provide safer space for cycling. 

Sutton Coldfield pop-up cycle lane

This page is now closed for feedback. The Sutton Coldfield pop-up cycle lane was removed in November 2020.We are creating temporary ‘pop-up’ cycle routes in Sutton Coldfield town centre to provide safer space for cycling and to improve connections with existing cycle routes and key destinations.Measures will include:<li>Contraflow cycle lanes and proposed one-way on Park Lane (between Garrard Gardens and Brassington Avenue) to provide safer walking and cycling connections between town centre and Sutton Park</li> <li>Two-way segregated cycle route on Brassington Avenue connecting the rail station with National Cycle Network Route 534 (Newhall Valley and Sutton Park)</li> <li>Carriageway narrowing on Birmingham Road – to provide safer crossing facilities for pedestrians &amp; transition for cyclists to/from the pop-up cycle lanes on Brassington Avenue </li>Please note that this scheme is being delivered on a temporary trial basis for the next few months, with the potential for these measures to be made more permanent as part of the <a href="https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/info/20013/roads_travel_and_parking/1942/walking_and_cycling_strategy_and_infrastructure_plan">Birmingham Walking &amp; Cycling Strategy &amp; Infrastructure Plan</a> .

Sutton Coldfield pop-up cycle lane

Sutton Coldfield pop-up cycle lane

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