Speeding Cyclists in Regent's Park

Cycling in Regent's Park

Local residents have been telling us about the issue of speeding cyclists on the Outer Circle of Regent's Park. Many are concerned that it is increasingly difficult to safely cross the road, and about the lack of crossing points.

Cllr Paul Swaddle said

“I have met with the Royal Park and others in recent weeks, and it would be massively beneficial to have data to back up that meeting – please fill in the survey and let us know your views.”

Speeding Cyclists in Regent's Park

  • Your views
  • Your details
1. We want to ensure our survey represents all users of Regent's Park, how do you access the park?
2. Do you think bike traffic on Regent's Park Outer Circle is:
3. Which of the following do you think should happen around the Outer Circle. Tick all that apply.

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