Network Rail has launched a £12,000 design competition to find a "creative and innovative" bike parking solution for railway stations bit.ly/3zFnS1A

Sep 2, 2021 · 1:46 PM UTC

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Has to be this, out of sight & much more secure.. youtube.com/4LDLQ6dGj0U?t=33
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For my design I would copy what they have done in Utrecht - DM for my bank details dw.com/en/utrecht-opens-worl…

Utrecht opens 'world's biggest' bicycle garage

The Dutch city of Utrecht is struggling to provide parking spaces for thousands of bicycle riders visiting the city's train station. The authorities have opened a new garage, projected to become the...

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Maybe just employ Dutch politicians to design a solution 🤔
Replying to @Design_Week
Well I guess it has the appearance of a constructive alternative to actually investing in cycling facilities. Ffs.
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Why not just send their premises manager to Holland? Pointlessly reinventing the wheel? @StopKillingCycl
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@wfcouncil : seven secure hubs at stations, one subscription gives electronic access to all inc. CCTV. #wfminiholland
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Take the train to Harwich, jump on a ferry to the Netherlands, train to Delft…and done
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Because there aren't already creative and innovative bike parking solutions? I mean, I know the Netherlands is the other side of the world, or something, but I bet you could get there by train.
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Build a properly accessible and secure bike shed within three minutes walk of every station platform that has space for sufficient numbers of non-standard cycles. Shallow pitch stairs with wheel track or ramped access. Then convert one carriage per 8 or 10 car train for bikes.
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@networkrail Save the money & just copy what they do in the Netherlands 🇳🇱 #cycling #Railways
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