Recommended Practice for the Design and Layout of Cycle Tracks (First Revision)
IRC 11:2015 provides comprehensive recommended practices for the design and layout of cycle tracks in India, addressing infrastructure planning, geometric design, safety, and integration with other transport modes. It is tailored for urban and non-urban contexts, focusing on cyclist comfort, safety, and network continuity. This standard is essential for engineers, planners, and policymakers involved in developing bicycle-friendly infrastructure to promote sustainable and safe non-motorized transport.
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IRC 11:2015 provides comprehensive recommended practices for the design and layout of cycle tracks in India, addressing infrastructure planning, geometric design, safety, and integration with other transport modes. It is tailored for urban and non-urban contexts, focusing on cyclist comfort, safety, and network continuity. This standard is essential for engineers, planners, and policymakers involved in developing bicycle-friendly infrastructure to promote sustainable and safe non-motorized transport.
Audience
Who Uses This Standard
Urban Transport Planners
Civil and Highway Engineers
Traffic Safety Engineers
Municipal Infrastructure Developers
Non-Motorized Transport (NMT) Specialists
Roadway Design Consultants
Public Works Department Officials
Contents
Key Topics Covered
✓Cycle track geometric design including horizontal and vertical curves
✓Cross-section design for arterial, sub-arterial, distributor, and access roads
✓Design speed and capacity considerations for bicycle lanes
✓Integration of cycle tracks with pedestrian paths and motorized traffic
✓Safety measures including signage, markings, and traffic calming
✓Bicycle parking design and theft prevention strategies
✓Drainage and utility service considerations affecting cycle infrastructure
✓Intersection and junction design for seamless cyclist movement
✓Implementation guidelines including cost estimation and work zone safety
✓Evaluation methods such as auditing and benchmarking of cycle facilities
✓Design parameters for inclines, slopes, and turning radii
✓Lighting requirements for cycle tracks to ensure visibility and safety
Structure
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1Scope▼
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2Basic Information▼
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3Design Speed▼
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4Implementation and Evaluation▼
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5Geometric Design of Cycle Tracks▼
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6Cross Section Design▼
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7Services and Utilities▼
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8Bicycle Parking▼
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9Intersection Design▼
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10Signage and Marking▼
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11Lighting and Visibility▼
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12Capacity of Cycle Tracks▼
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13Inclines and Slopes▼
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14Safety and Traffic Management▼
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15Special Conditions and Recommendations▼
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