Active Travel Programme Timeline Changes

A planned crossing project at Kingsknowe Park, listed in the council active travel programme for future construction.

Dedicated project detail was not found; the official programme confirms name, timing and status.

Contraflow cycling exemptions on selected one-way streets to improve cycle network connectivity and road safety.

Contraflow cycling exemptions on selected one-way streets to improve cycle network connectivity and road safety.

A west Edinburgh route improving walking, wheeling and cycling links between The Gyle, Bankhead, South Gyle, Sighthill and Wester Hailes.

Improves walking, wheeling and cycling between the Meadows and Union Canal along NCN75, including safer journeys and better public spaces.

A planned active travel bridge route at Longstone, with Phase 1 focused on the Inglis Green Bridge route.

The broader project scope may evolve beyond the Phase 1 bridge route.

Phase 3 of Leith Connections, proposing walking, cycling and public realm improvements between Hawthornvale Path and Seafield.

A planned active travel project at St Andrew Square, listed in Edinburgh's programme for future construction.

Programme sources give timing but limited scope detail.

Town centre proposals to make Dalry greener and safer with wider pavements, better cycling provision and improved junctions.

A future liveable-neighbourhood project in Granton, listed in the City Mobility Plan delivery pipeline and active travel programme.

Dedicated public project detail appears limited.

Proposals focused on safer walking, wheeling and cycling access to Curriehill station, schools, shops and the medical centre.

A future active travel project listed by the council between George Street and Waverley Bridge.

Dedicated project detail was not found; the official programme confirms name and status.

A public realm enhancement intended to make Charlotte Square quieter, safer and more welcoming for walking, wheeling and cycling.

A phased Roseburn to South Gyle QuietRoute project improving junctions and links, with early work around Balgreen and Saughtonhall.

Street changes in Leith to reduce through traffic, create public spaces and improve walking, wheeling and cycling connections.

Contraflow cycling exemptions on selected one-way streets to improve cycle network connectivity and road safety.

Improves walking, wheeling and cycling between the Meadows and Union Canal along NCN75, including safer journeys and better public spaces.

A low traffic neighbourhood designed to create safer, more comfortable local streets for walking, cycling, wheeling and spending time.

Town centre proposals to make Dalry greener and safer with wider pavements, better cycling provision and improved junctions.

A west Edinburgh route improving walking, wheeling and cycling links between The Gyle, Bankhead, South Gyle, Sighthill and Wester Hailes.

A programme converting selected temporary Travelling Safely street changes into constructed improvements.

Programme source gives phases and status, with limited design detail.

Street changes in Leith to reduce through traffic, create public spaces and improve walking, wheeling and cycling connections.

A junction improvement scheme to upgrade pedestrian crossings at Deanhaugh Street and Leslie Place.

A public realm enhancement intended to make Charlotte Square quieter, safer and more welcoming for walking, wheeling and cycling.

A project to reimagine Melville Crescent as a more pleasant environment for residents, workers and people passing through.

Improvements to Davidson's Mains Park on QuietRoute 60, focused on widening and lighting the path from Queensferry Road to Barnton Avenue.

Cycle safety improvements along the existing Edinburgh Tram route to improve conditions for walking and cycling.

Constructed Roseburn Path to Union Canal works forming part of the green corridor route, including crossing and access packages.

This appears to be a programme-name variant for Roseburn to Union Canal construction packages.

Constructed Roseburn Path to Union Canal works forming part of the green corridor route, including crossing and access packages.

This appears to be a programme-name variant for Roseburn to Union Canal construction packages.

A major cycling and walking route linking the east and west of Edinburgh city centre.