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Integrated Public Transport Strategy - Worcestershire County Council

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ii) West Mercia Police Crime Statistics<br />

ii) Area No. of recorded thefts 1999<br />

Worcester 637<br />

Bromsgrove/Redditch 220<br />

Kidderminster 225<br />

5) Reduce rates of cycle thefts i) To double the number of secure cycle parking<br />

facilities across the <strong>County</strong>. (BVPIC 3)<br />

i) Monitoring of secure parking provision for public<br />

use.<br />

i) No. of secure facilities by district -<br />

Worcester 72 Bromsgrove 16<br />

Malvern 40 Wyre Forest 33<br />

Wychavon 32 Redditch 40<br />

4) Reduce the local casualty rate for pedal cyclists. i) Reduce cyclist casualties by 5% of 1997 levels<br />

by 2002 and 30% of 1997 by 2012 (target to be<br />

reviewed).<br />

(BVPIC 5)<br />

i) Personal Injury Accident Information from Police i) 1997 - 203 cyclist casualties<br />

1999 - 181 cyclist casualties<br />

ii)To complete a review of the cycle network by the<br />

end of the plan period.<br />

ii) Bi-monthly review of scheme implementation<br />

and cycle route liaison with District <strong>Council</strong>s.<br />

ii) Road Cycleways Dedicated<br />

Worcester 28.90km Worcester 3.400km<br />

Wychavon 0.690km Wychavon -<br />

Redditch 4.000km Redditch 7.200km<br />

Bromsgrove 0.188km B’grove 0.562km<br />

Malvern 3.030km Malvern -<br />

Wyre Forest 4.619km Wyre Forest -<br />

3) Develop a safe, convenient, efficient and<br />

attractive cycle infrastructure.<br />

i) Reduce cyclist casualties by 5% of 1997 levels<br />

by 2002 and 30% of 1997 by 2012 (target to be<br />

reviewed) .<br />

(BVPIC 5)<br />

i) Personal Injury Accident Information from Police<br />

i) 1999 - 181 cyclist casualties<br />

2) Increase recreational cycling in line with the<br />

national target.<br />

i) Double cycling by 2002 and again by 2012.<br />

(BVPIC 4)<br />

i) A programme of manual classified counts<br />

throughout the <strong>County</strong>, DETR counts, before and<br />

after cycle counts, cycle counters and Country<br />

Park surveys.<br />

i) Recreational cycling base data available summer<br />

2000<br />

School cycling - See School Travel Plan<br />

monitoring<br />

1) Maximise the role of cycling as a transport<br />

mode with a priority on increasing utility trips.<br />

i) Double cycling by 2002 and again by 2012.<br />

(BVPIC 4)<br />

i) A programme of manual classified counts<br />

throughout the <strong>County</strong>, DETR counts, before and<br />

after cycle counts, Worcester City Monitoring Data,<br />

Employers’ Travel Plan monitoring and SRtS<br />

questionnaires.<br />

i) Cycling into Worcester City in the AM peak -<br />

1.7% in 1999<br />

Cycling in <strong>Worcestershire</strong> 0.5% in 1999<br />

Objective<br />

Target (Performance Indicator) Source of Data Base Information<br />

CYCLING<br />

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Chapter 27 - Monitoring

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