A trailblazing junction aimed at protecting cyclists from traffic while also improving overall road safety has opened in south Manchester.The ‘Cycle Optimised Protected Signals’ (CYCLOPS) junction at Royce Road in Hulme will allow cyclists to make to make a safe right turn while being protected from ongoing traffic.In addition, segregated cycle lanes have been created on Chorlton Road, running from Chester Road to Stretford Road.The junction marks the first part of a £13.4m cycling and walking route connecting Manchester to Chorlton and Manchester City Council's Executive Member for the Environment, Planning and Transport said the feature would make travelling more efficient.“The CYCLOPS junction maximises opportunities for safer cycling.
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