Paths for Everyone report

Sustrans

A photo showing an open page of the Paths for Everyone report showing a divider with a view of someone walking the path overlooking the Severn Bridge
A photo showing an open page of the Paths for Everyone report showing a divider with a view of someone walking the path overlooking the Severn Bridge

It was an honour to design this report for Sustrans. It’s purpose was to support a request for funding from Parliament for £2.8 billion over 22 years to invest in the National Cycle Network. It is the result of two years work done by Sustrans to present this proposal.

On the Network, signage uses the UK motorway signage branding designed in 1958 by typographers Jock Kinneir and Margaret Calvert: now the standard for this type of signage that we see everyday. So the design challenge was to work with this universal timeless classic brand, designed to be seen at a distance, but to adapt it to be seen close up in your hands, including in the graphics to help get the messages across.

The London Underground branding design was inspiration to help with the graphic elements to keep the timeless feel of those transport brands. The beautiful photography, provided by Sustran’s and its associated organisation’s, was also amazing to work with.

Products: Printed report

A photo of the report with its folder and accompanying review and action plan document. The report is open showing the main report structure graphic
Two pages from the report. The report introduction with a photo of people cycling, text and icons. The other is a comments page on a photo of a girl texting while on a trip out on her bike
A full page graphic introducing the structure of the sections of the Paths for Everyone report: 'Run it Grow it Fix it Love it Fund it'
Two pages from the report; a divider photo with a mother and daughter enjoying their ride and a spread with school kids featuring
An example of making data more friendly
Two report spreads one showing the main data on a bar chart and the river path photo on a divider
A graphic to show community involvement is part of the Network's existence