Bridleways
Cyclists have a right to ride along bridleways, even where no cycle signs are present, but they must give priority to horse riders and pedestrians. Enfield Council encourages cyclists, when riding off-road, to give priority to all other path users. See our Code of Conduct – Off Road for further information.
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⚡️ “Enfield's first Cycle Hubs at Stations”
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As part of #WorldCarFreeDay we held Dr Bike at Grange Park to help get your bikes in working order for 22nd Septemb… https://t.co/L3vzsgHGbg
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RT @EnfieldCycling: Fantastic to see Enfield's very first (I believe) "school street"! Traffic is banned during school run hours outside Oa…
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RT @carfreedayLDN: “Car-free events are great opportunities to inspire change by letting people experience the city from a different perspe…
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RT @EnfieldCycling: Edmonton Green's roundabout, newly configured for safe cycling as part of the @CycleEnfield scheme, is nearly ready for…
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RT @EnfieldCycling: Only a few days left to give your views on cycle parking at #Enfield's stations. If you want secure bike hubs let @Cycl…
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