This gallery was last updated on Tuesday 24th March 2009.
cycling in Oxford
Becket Street becomes one-way and cyclists are moved to a pavement path right at the exit from the station car-park.
Osney Lane totally blocked at Oxpens Road except for pedestrians (there's a zebra crossing immediately to the right).
Osney Lane totally blocked at Oxpens Road except for pedestrians (there's a zebra crossing immediately to the right).
Oxford castle has been very well redeveloped - though there could be more cycle parking.
Oxford castle has been very well redeveloped - though there could be more cycle parking.
The Westgate Centre, Oxford - similar to Lion Yard, Cambridge, but with more cycle parking right outside.
North-south cycle route through Oxford's main shopping area; to the right no cycling 10am-6pm on the main bus route.
'Careless Cyclist Admits Guilt' - what about the roadworks carelessly blocking the cycle route?
No right turn into Oxford's main shopping area (except cycles 6pm-10am only) and Sustrans signage.
Broad Street, Oxford, closed to motor vehicles - lots of room for bike racks, though more are needed.
New College, Oxford - a little bit of new cycle parking has been squeezed in in the last twenty-something years (fine as long as you don't drop your keys down the grid).
New College, Oxford - cycle parking has always been blocked by delivery vans and cars.
This path has poor width and visibility. It is not suitable for shared use and the benefits of converting it are questionable. Making Royston Road more cycle friendly, and developing HCC Links 7 and 8 would be a better use of resources.
Entry to cycle route from Oxford University's science area to Marston and Headington.
Retro-style finger signs for 'cycles only' to the right and 'pedestrians only' to the left, for a short distance.
Cattle grid and bridge on cycle route from Marston to Oxford University science area.
Complicated arrangement to keep bikes off the path by the River Cherwell while allowing buggies.
Road closure (with cycle parking) and cycle link from Keble Road to St Giles, Oxford.
Traffic calming (one vehicle at a time) on Walton Street, Oxford - cycle bypass partially blocked by a car to the left.
Walton Street Cycles, Oxford, and traffic calming (one vehicle at a time) - cycle bypass partially blocked by a car to the right.
Cyclists heading up Headington Hill can use a cycle lane between two lanes of traffic.
There's a reasonably wide cycle lane up Headington Hill, except where it's narrowed by temporary signs.