The Easton Safer Streets project has been developed by the community and Bristol City Council over the past couple of years in order to make streets safer and more attractive to walk and cycle in.

Now completed

All the Cycle Ambition Fund projects are now completed in Bristol. This page serves as an archive of the work done.

Key features of the scheme include:

• Speed cushions on York Road to slow vehicle speeds
• One ways to reduce vehicular conflict at pinch points on the following roads; Freeland Buildings, Coombe Road and Villiers Road.
• Street closure to motor vehicles on All Hallows Road, alongside a speed table at the Albion Road Junction. This will help create a more enjoyable and attractive route for walking and cycling to school. The street closure re-allocates road space, providing an opportunity to for place making improvements.
• Footway widening and crossing improvements at Bellevue Road/Washington Avenue, Bellevue/Greenbank Road and Alpine Road/Devon Road. These junction improvements will make it easier for people to walk through the area by widening pavements and improving informal crossing facilities.
• Double yellow lines around street corners to improve visibility at junctions.

The £500k scheme is partly funded by Bristol City Council and a government grant awarded to Bristol up until 2018. The Cycling Ambition Fund programme aims to upgrade walking and cycling routes across the city.

Map of the scheme Download pdf PDF approximately 2.1 M Engagement report 2017 Download pdf PDF approximately 7.75 M Washington Avenue Download pdf PDF approximately 530.37 K Freelance Buildings Coombe Road Download pdf PDF approximately 822.4 K Albion Green Download pdf PDF approximately 714.53 K Villiers Road Download pdf PDF approximately 495.02 K York Road Download pdf PDF approximately 272.96 K