Galway Cycling Campaign

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Lower citywide speed limit makes it safer for children to get to school on their own fuel

Sep 17, 2020

Tonight, Thursday 3 September Galway Cycling Campaign will host its regular monthly meeting online from 7.30 to 9.30pm on Zoom. Top of the agenda are discussions of safe routes to school and the Galway Cycle Bus, and the ongoing citywide review of speed limits. ...

Active Travel funds welcome

Sep 17, 2020

Galway Cycling Campaign welcomes stimulus funding for mobility measures We welcome this funding which will stimulate employment and lead to some public realm improvements. We particularly welcome the plans to carry out preliminary design works on a new cycling bridge...

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Ciaran Cannon@ciarancannon·

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@JamesWalsh1980 @GardaTraffic you need to put in place an urgent and extensive educational programme across the force. That was a very dangerous overtaking manoeuvre by the truck, but to your member on TV, it was perfectly acceptable. Really disappointing.

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Cécile Robin @RobinCecile·

Nice ideas taken from #BikeWeek2020's Bike Parking webinar by @modacitylife @Cycling_Embassy

Among which:
- e-bikes charging stations
- temporary bike platforms to try bike parking locations
- rails *away* from the side of the stairway @GalwayCityCo 😉

@GalwayCycling

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Galway Cycling Campaign @GalwayCycling·

Hate, hate, HATE receiving messages like this 😡😭💔

This is our reality: without separate & protected mobility lanes, children walking and cycling to school are at risk of being hit by moving vehicles

We need #Budget2020 to fund connected active travel networks

#SafeToSchool

Patrick Denny@draziraphale

@GalwayCycling So, my son is ok, but got knocked off his bike on the way to school in #Galway City this morning
I am not going to put up with any equivocating ifs and buts from councillors on infrastructure
I will be watching the voting patterns
My child got knocked down
No buts

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Galway Cycling Campaign @GalwayCycling·

Tune in this Thursday lunchtime

Dutch experts and @robertburns73 from @dlrcc talk about safe rural cycling infrastructure

DLR council area is about 1/3 rural

#DutchIrishCycling

Embassy of the Netherlands in Ireland@NLinIreland

The last in our series of sustainable cycling webinars takes place this Thurs, 1 Oct at 1pm. We will tackle the all important issue of safe rural cycling infrastructure.
Register to join in the discussion and listen to 🇮🇪 & 🇳🇱 experts.
#DutchIrishCycling
https://www.dutchcycling.nl/en/a-discussion-on-sustainable-cycling-infrastructure-in-ireland

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