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Getting from A to B: Welcome! Your Latest Active Travel Options Explained Chair: Tomos Joyce, Cross River Partnership Todays Speakers Sefinat Otaru Lucy Atkinson Susannah Wilks Tomos Joyce Laura Jacklin Joshua West Project Manager

  1. Getting from A to B: Welcome! Your Latest Active Travel Options Explained Chair: Tomos Joyce, Cross River Partnership

  2. Today’s Speakers Sefinat Otaru Lucy Atkinson Susannah Wilks Tomos Joyce Laura Jacklin Joshua West Project Manager Senior Project Officer Director Project Manager Senior Project Officer Communications Manager Cross River Partnership Sustrans Cross River Partnership Cross River Partnership Cross River Partnership Cross River Partnership Speaker Speaker Speaker Chair / Speaker Chat moderator Webinar tech support

  3. Today’s Agenda 1. Introduction to 2. TfL: Covid-19 CRP Response Have your say: Q/A session after each presentation 3. Sustrans: Building your 4. CRP: Clean Air confidence to cycle Walking Route and walk

  4. Introduction to Cross River Partnership Susannah Wilks, CRP Director

  5. CRP Projects | 2 |

  6. Our Vision People Places Projects Deliver in great places, Deliver innovative projects for partners Working with engaged people connecting sharing best practice whilst encouraging businesses to shift from stakeholders to successfully collaborate ensuring all businesses are incremental to permanent change, and deliver supported to grow whilst inspiring others to do more at sustainably pace Working towards sustainable businesses, improving air quality. TITLE | DATE | 2 |

  7. Central to our Projects Lucy Saunders, Healthy Streets

  8. CRP’s Covid-19 Response Cross River Partnership is working at pace to help support communities, Local Authorities and private bodies with their Covid-19 response Physical Interventions Monitoring Guidance 2m

  9. Transport for London: Covid-19 Response Tomos Joyce on behalf of Andrew Hatch, TfL

  10. TfL: safe travel measures Measures to help enable social distancing are being put in place wherever possible. Further measures to prevent crowding, such as: • Operating stations differently through restricting entry if necessary. • New one-way and queuing systems will be in operation at some stations.

  11. TfL: safe travel measures

  12. TfL: safe travel measures TfL have introduced an enhanced cleaning regime. This includes: • Using additional hospital-grade cleaning substances that kill viruses and bacteria on contact. • New anti-viral disinfectant that protects for up to 30 days. • Key interchanges being cleaned more frequently – including during the day. • All regular ‘touch point’ areas on buses, such as poles and doors, being wiped down with a strong disinfectant every day.

  13. TfL: safe travel measures Hundreds of hand sanitiser points • TfL have started to introduce sanitiser points across the transport network and these will soon be installed at every Tube and TfL Rail station. • They will also be installed in all bus stations, Victoria Coach Station, TfL river piers, the Woolwich Ferry, Emirates Air Line and at all London Overground and DLR stations where it’s safe and secure to do so.

  14. TfL: Streetspace TfL are working with London's boroughs to identify places where temporary changes are needed to support social distancing, or that would benefit from walking and cycling improvements. TfL are focusing on three key areas: 1. Quickly building a strategic cycling network 2. Changing town centres 3. Reducing traffic on residential streets

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  17. TfL: Summary • Measures to help enable social More info distancing are being put in place across Much more available on the TfL website (tfl.gov.uk). the network. Search for ‘TfL coronavirus’ on Google. Questions • The network is clean and as Please direct to Tomos so he can send them on to safe to use as it’s ever been. TfL’s Local Communities & Partnerships team. Marketing • Streetspace schemes are being installed at Hi-res versions of collateral used in this presentation can be provided upon request. pace across London – enabling more active travel.

  18. CRP’s Healthy Streets Everyday We deliver 3 key workstreams: 1. Streetscape Improvements Greening Infrastructure Parklets Cycle / walking routes 2. New Traffic Regulations 3. Car Free Behaviour Journey Play Streets Cycle Skills School Streets Planning

  19. How HSE is helping? Alex Bodwen, 2016 Glasgow City Council, 2020 Street Design, 2020

  20. Any Questions?

  21. Building your confidence to Cycle and Walk Lucy Atkinson, Sustrans

  22. About Sustrans

  23. Benefits of active travel Supports mental health Is cardiovascular exercise Is good for the planet Avoids fares Gets you there faster

  24. Making trips active and safe The school run Local shopping Journeys to work Rides for leisure

  25. How we work with local authorities

  26. Case study: Space to Move tool Local authorities are given Public submit photographs 3 summary of feedback 2 and feedback Boroughs may use feedback to 4 make improvements Temporary interventions 1 uploaded

  27. Case study: food bank deliveries on cycles This is Dan… …and this is Iris

  28. Case study: route planning for workplaces Quiet route guidance helps to support people to travel schools and workplaces

  29. Case study: cycle training Building confidence

  30. Getting started Plan ahead – Practice Getting a cycle Making cycling routes and journeys and safe for the road social timing cycle training

  31. How Sustrans can help Tips and information on our website Partnership working with community groups r o f g n n i n a l p l e v a t r e k o p s e s B e c a l p k r o w r o s e s s e n s i u D b e s i g n s u p p o r t

  32. Questions? n o d n o l s n a t r s u s @ @lucyvatko

  33. Clean Air Route Finder (CARF) Sefinat Otaru, CRP

  35. What is CARF? Navigates Pedestrians • • Cyclists Quantifies • User’s exposure • Travel time and Distance • Displays Clean Air Walking Routes Breathe easier • Get active • • Explore London

  36. How to use CARF? 1 2 3 Go to www.cleanairroutes.london Enter starting point & destination, then mode of travel Up to 3 routes generated

  37. CARF in Action

  38. Getting Around London Convenience of CARF Identify your routes Shorten public transport journeys Explore cycling into central London

  39. CARF 2.0 What the update will include: 1. Breakdown of user’s exposure along the routes 2. Additional routes § Key tube stations § London’s car-free zones § Other areas of interest 3. Travel time to London’s Railway Termini

  40. Questions?

  41. What’s next? Join us for our next Live Share session! Thursday 2 nd July at 2pm

  42. Thank You! Lucy Atkinson www.crossriverpartnership.org Senior Project Officer Sustrans Lucy.Atkinson@sustrans.org.uk Search ‘Cross River Partnership’ in YouTube Susannah Wilks Director Cross River Partnership susannahwilks@crossriverpartnership.org @CrossRiverPship Sefinat Otaru Project Manager Cross River Partnership linkedin.com/company/cross-river-partnership/ sefinatotaru@crossriverpartnership.org Tomos Joyce Project Manager www.crossriverpartnership.org/newsletter Cross River Partnership tomosjoyce@crossriverpartnership.org

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