Junctions of Holloway Rd with Drayton Park, Liverpool Road & Palmer Place Holloway Road Palmer Place Liverpool Road Drayton Park N current situation.

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Junctions of Holloway Rd with Drayton Park, Liverpool Road & Palmer Place Holloway Road Palmer Place Liverpool Road Drayton Park N current situation

Junctions of Holloway Rd with Drayton Park, Liverpool Road & Palmer Place No green man Frightening zebra crossing Unreliable junction: Drayton Park traffic often blocked by Palmer Place traffic Uncontrolled major junction !?! No green man Holloway Road Liverpool Road Drayton Park current situation Palmer Place

new signalised crossing pedestrian crossing now straight Semi-segregated westbound cycle lane + dedicated signal stage Semi-segregated westbound cycle lane + dedicated signal stage Shorter distance crossing + wider pavements More pavement space / outdoor seating new ‘diagonal’ signalised crossing new signalised crossing Holloway Road Palmer Place Liverpool Road Drayton Park new signalised crossing Proposal for a bicycle quietway and a more walkable high street proposal

Proposal for a bicycle quietway and a more walkable high street  New deal for people on foot:  1 new diagonal crossing  3 new signalised crossings (Liverpool Rd, Drayton Pk, Palmer Pl)  2 shorter-distance crossings (Palmer Place and Liverpool Rd)  Palmer Place free of motor vehicles  Bicycle-only signal stage along the quietway route  Signal stages are organised so that eastbound cyclists on Drayton Park aren’t chased by motor vehicles  Bus 153 to Finsbury Park diverted along Liverpool Rd. New bus stop.

Junctions of Holloway Rd with Drayton Park, Liverpool Rd & Palmer Pl Will this work? How? a 90-second signal cycle has been designed: it is made of four main stages...

Stage 1a: Motor vehicles from Drayton Park reach Holloway Road. [9s]

Stage 1b: Pedestrians invited to cross Holloway Rd and Liverpool Rd [6s] Two new signalised pedestrian crossings

Stage 2: Bicycles-only, preventing left-hook collisions. [10s] Two new signalised pedestrian crossings

[6s] pedestrian crossing of Drayton Park to last 14s over stages 3a and 3b Stage 3a: Pedestrians invited to cross Drayton Park and Holloway Rd new ‘diagonal’ signalised crossing new signalised crossing pedestrian crossing now straight

[8s] Stage 3b: General traffic from Liverpool Road to reach Holloway Road. Pedestrians clear the crossing of Drayton Park

[15s] Stage 3c: General traffic from Liverpool Road to reach Holloway Road and Drayton Park

[36s] Stage 4: General red-route traffic. All turns allowed except into Palmer Place.