Exeter Cycling Campaign

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Exeter Cycling Campaign - speaking up for everyday cycling to be safe, convenient & connected in and around Exeter.

Text reads "Active Travel England Chapter 13 13- Rural Design Guide Figure 13-8: Blackhorse Lane, Exeter was stopped up to vehicle traffic when the new Tithebarn Link Road was constructed, including a parallel crossing on the desire line to cross it." A photograph of a Zebra type road crossing for pedestrians and cyclists crossing in parallel.
A map showing the proposed exit for a new housing development onto a single access point on Newcourt Road, Exeter
A woman cycles on a well marked cycle path through a traffic free shopping street
A man wearing an Exeter Cycling Campaign T shirt stand next to a woman in front of a bicycle and a sign (at Exeter railway station) that says "Welcome to Exeter".
The cycle path in Rifford Road, Exeter, showing kerbs installed along the side of green space which will exclude surface water
A bioswale alongside a cycle path in Glasgow
A blackboard with a hand writing that reads " Can you help?"
An inverted triangle representing the Road Transport Hierarchy with pedestrians at the top of the triangle. In layers beneath this are: cyclists, then public transport, PTW (powered two wheelers eg motorbikes), cars, goods vehicles.
A sunny lawn with people sitting at picnic benches, faces out onto the Exe estuary, bicycles are leant against the fence and tables.
a selection of props including cardboard hat eye mask, lipstick, fake glasses in silver and gold
A hand cyclist using a 3 wheeled recumbent tricycle tries to press a button for a road crossing, her front wheel has to stick out into the dual carriageway.
A young child cycles on green painted cycle lane, next to them the wheels of a heavy good vehicle are veering over the painted line. Picture is credited to Tom Flood, with modfications for UK roads.
A person holds their bike next to a section of black ice on a cycle/walking path.
A map of Exeter showing the extent of cycle routes treated for ice in 2026. This forms a rough triangle around the city. No routes into the city center are shown as treated.
Photo shows a street view of a busy roundabout with five rounds off it. This is Stoke Arms Roundabout in Exeter.
Young people using the cycle path in Rifford Road, Exeter
Meme image. A toddler in a yellow coat runs holding a bubble bottle. The text reads DON'T MISS IT.
A woman and a man sit on a sofa with large microphones on stands beside them
The Western Morning News front page 1 Dec 2025. The headline reads " Thousands are caught flouting bus lane rules"
Two people cycle up Dryden Road, Exeter
A person on a bike cycles along around with the words BUS GATE written in large letters on the road surface, and blue signs on either side explaining who can drive through the 'gate'
The E2 cycle route on a pavement/shared path at Matford - with green surfacing where the route passes high risk vehicle entry/exit points to a fuel station.
A large HGV is shown on a wide road. A shared path for people walking & cycling lines each side of the road with no marked crossing when the cycle/walking path ends on one side
A pencil sketch flowchart that suggests if you have completed the consulation you relax and have a cup of tea; if you haven't then relax with a cup of tea while completing it.
A photo of a traditional style golden bike bell gleaming
20mph in a red heart . With text saying "Thanks for 20mph. Helping to make our Welsh streets fair again."
Two people stand on a pavement looking at passing traffic. A person is cycling in the road.
Screenshot of a long quote (from the linked article) where one mother explains how her children should be able to walk, can't because of the traffic speeds, so she has to drive, creating a vicious circle.
A HGV drives along the wide road approaching Exminster village. A cycle path sign can be seen on the opposite pavement/shared cycle path when the pavement on the nearside ends abruptly in grass.
A person riding a bike in the lower part of Dryden Road, Exeter
A UPS delivery van is parked in a cycle path forcing young cyclists into the road to get round it.
A green space, pavement and road with a person in a wheelchair, a car, a pedestrian and a family on bikes all visible at a junction
A sketch of two smiley women sitting on the floor chatting and sharing a drink and an apple. The text reads " Doing a small thing can make a big difference"
A stone building in the evening, glowing with welcoming lights, people are sitting outside in groups on benches and along the edge of the quay in Exeter. A boat is nearby on the water. The text says Pic credit: Topsham Brewery & Taphouse.
A stencilled image in the style of Banksy with a black-and-white cat being scared by a mouse and text that says "CHANGE THE RULES" (Picture source unknown)
A drawing of a polar bear standing next to a bicycle with a shopping basket. Text reads "THIS MACHINE FIGHTS CLIMATE CHANGE".
The terrace bar of Exeter Phoenix Art centre - bright sail sunshades overhead and blue sun umbrellas above the bench tables.
View of flats and bus stop before works to the road
Volunteers count active travellers on a new bike path in Exeter
A 2 way kerb-separated cycle lane beside Rifford Rd, Exeter. A love heart has been drawn over the photo.
A school street with children and parents interacting and playing in a traffic-free environment. picture credits to both MumsForLungs and Cllr Claire Holland, Lambeth
A young child in a yellow coat is running enthusiatically, clutching something in her hand. The text reads; "Don't miss it".
A large semicircular window made of iron and glass, the iconic orangery window from the Imperial Pub, Exeter