Nottingham has a population of 274,000 with 45% of this population without access to a car. 23% of the population owns a bike however only 3.1% of these people use their bike to cycle to work. There is therefore real potential to increase the levels of cycling in Nottingham.

Nottingham Cycle Maps

There are two cycle maps for Nottingham:

•  Click here to download the Cycle Map - City Centre and North of the City [8Mb]
•  Click here to download the Cycle Map - City Centre and South of the City [8Mb]

The maps are free and are available from public buildings, bike shops, Nottingham railway station, the two main universities and two main hospitals, as well as the Nottingham Tourism Centre in Smithy Row.  

You can also view our online mapping system showing cycle routes around the city. Click here to visit NOMAD - Nottingham Online Maps And Data.

Strelley Commuter Cycle Route

This five mile cycle route links Strelley village and Nottingham city centre, the University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus, Oakfield School and Sports College and Bilborough College, as well as being within easy reach of residential areas such as Bilborough, Beechdale and Radford.

The route runs via Ilkeston Road, Wollaton Road, Crown Island, Radford Bridge Road, Beechdale Road, Hollington Road, Wigman Road and Strelley Road and is ideal for commuting by bicycle to work or school.

 Please click here to download a copy of the Strelley cycle route leaflet, including map. [1Mb]

Adult & Child Cycle Training

For information about adult cycle training contact, click here to visit the Ride Wise website or telephone 07818263738.

Strategy

The cycling strategy for Greater Nottingham is set out in the Greater Nottingham Local Transport Plan (LTP) and reported annually in the Annual Progress Report (APR).