Camden Council has recently installed Pop-up cycle lanes on York Way. They are now consulting on proposals for three of the signalised junctions.

Agar Grove / Brewery Road junction

• Modernisation of the signals to enable a 4 second early release for cyclists on the northern and southern arm
• Addition of pedestrian countdown* on all arms
• Addition of an Advanced Stop Line (ASL) for cyclists on Brewery Road

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Freight Lane junction

• Modernisation of the signals to enable a 4 second early release for cyclists on the northern and southern arm
• New pedestrian phases added to the southern and western arm (currently there are no dedicated pedestrian phases at this intersection)
• Addition of pedestrian countdown on all arms
• New or extended ASLs on all arms
• Protected junction ‘bypass’ for southbound cyclicts
• New advisory lane marked through the intersection for northbound cyclists, with coloured tarmac

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Handyside Street / Copenhagen Street junction

• Modernisation of the signals to enable a 4 second early release for cyclists on the northern and southern arm
• Addition of pedestrian countdown on all arms
• Lengthening of ASLs on the northern and southern arm
• Advisory lanes marked through the intersection for north and southbound cyclists, with coloured tarmac

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