Cycling and walking improvements in Davidson's Mains Park - Final Design
Overview
Following on from the previous consultation, where we gave people the opportunity to express their views on the draft designs for cycling and walking improvements in Davidson's Mains Park, we are now in a position to show you our final designs.
These designs will improve the width, surfacing and lighting of the path in Davidson's Mains Park which connects Queensferry Road with East Barnton Avenue.
The upgraded path will form part of the QuietRoutes Network that is being implemented across Edinburgh. The aim of the network is to provide routes that are easy, safe and convenient to use by people of any level of cycle experience. It will also improve conditions for people walking.
Widening of the waiting area at the signalised crossing of Queensferry Road has been allocated to a seperate project where we will be looking at crossing improvements at the junction of Clermiston Road / Queensferry Road.
Why your views matter
#cyclewalk
What happens next
Subject to Committee approval and funding availability, the intention is to begin construction in Autumn 2018.
Areas
- Natural neighbourhood area - Barnton
- Natural neighbourhood area - Blackhall
- Natural neighbourhood area - Clermiston/Drumbrae
- Natural neighbourhood area - Corstorphine
- Natural neighbourhood area - Corstorphine/Clerwood
- Natural neighbourhood area - Corstorphine/Craigmount
- Natural neighbourhood area - Corstorphine/North Gyle
- Natural neighbourhood area - Davidson's Mains
- Natural neighbourhood area - East Craigs
- Natural neighbourhood area - Silverknowes
- Neigbourhood Partnership - Almond
- Neigbourhood Partnership - Forth
- Neigbourhood Partnership - Western Edinburgh
- Ward 3 - Drum Brae/Gyle
Audiences
- People with disabilities
- Children & Young People
- Elected Members
- Parents/carers
- Residents
- Road users
- Students
- Community councils
- Neighbourhood partnerships
- Transport groups
Interests
- Children and Families
- Health and Wellbeing
- Cycling and walking
- Parking spaces
- Public Transport
- Roads and pavements
- Road safety
- Travel in Edinburgh
- Pollution
- Nature
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