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Move around the map by dragging with your mouse or clicking on the arrow buttons.
Zoom in and out by clicking on the "+" and "-" buttons.
Zoom in on the area where you start your journey.
Click on the point where your journey starts.
Then continue clicking on the "corners" of your journey: straight lines will be drawn between the corners.
If you make a mistake, click on "Delete last point"
When you have finished the journey, please describe the journey in the boxes below and send your journey to us.
We will publish the journeys as we receive them.

Describe your journey

What is the purpose of this journey?

Which region does your journey start in? (e.g. Eccles)

Which region does your journey end in? (e.g. Salford Quays)

What is the approximate distance of your journey? (e.g. 3 miles)

What time of day do you normally make the outward journey?

What time of day do you normally make the return journey?

How long does it the outward journey take? (e.g 20 minutes)

How long does the return journey take?

What landmarks do you pass? (stations, museums, schools etc.)

What opportunities are there for intersection with other transport modes (bus stations, train stations etc)

Which are the bits with good cycle provision?

Which are the bits where cycling made stressful by poor provision for bikes and / or heavy traffic?

What three things would make your journey more bearable?

Any other information about your journey that you would like to share with us?
e.g. Variations on the route, differences in the return journey etc.

Your first name or nickname

Where are you from?

Optional Information

The following information is optional and will not be published, but will be used by MFoE if they would like more information from you about your route that would help the campaign.

E-Mail

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We hope you find our database of routes that other cyclists use interesting. If you are inspired to try a new route by what you have seen, please follow the same precautions which you would take when trying out any new route. In particular, you should determine whether the road or path surface is suitable for your bicycle; and you should comply with all applicable traffic regulations, such as one way streets and footpaths where cycling is not permitted.