Tags: hornsey

#22335, nearby

Not a good road for cyclists, with cars parked on the footway on both sides, and a poor surface.

#20697, nearby

Pedestrian priority on Duckett's Common.

#20696, nearby

Pedestrian priority on Duckett's Common.

#20695, nearby

Harringey Passage - definitely not a cycle route.

#20694, nearby

Limited cycle parking at Hornsey station.

#20693, nearby

No cycle provision at east entry to Hornsey old church.

#20692, nearby

Entry to cycle route past Hornsey old church tower.

#20691, nearby

Cycle route past Hornsey old church tower

#20690, nearby

Cycle route crossing High Street, Hornsey

#20689, nearby

Cycle route crossing High Street, Hornsey

#20688, nearby

New River Village, an attractive housing development on useful cycle routes, but with no cycle parking.

#20687, nearby

No possibility of permeability here

#20686, nearby

Cycle parking at modern flats, Hornsey

#20685, nearby

Mary Neuner Road - a new road through former gasworks, now known as Harringay Heartlands.Plenty of room for cycle lanes, but there's so little traffic at the moment there's no need.

#20684, nearby

New road through former gasworks, now known as Harringay Heartlands.

#20683, nearby

East end of cycle route beneath the East Coast Main Line, Hornsey

#20682, nearby

Underpass beneath East Coast Main Line, Hornsey

#20681, nearby

Shared-use route switching to segregated route under the East Coast Main Line

#20680, nearby

Cycle route under the East Coast Main Line, Hornsey

#20679, nearby

New River Village - an attractive new development for young couples and small families, with precisely no cycle parking.

#20678, nearby

New River Village - an attractive new development for young couples and small families, with precisely no cycle parking.

#20677, nearby

New River Village - an attractive new development for young couples and small families, with precisely no cycle parking.

#20676, nearby

Fairly permeable housing development in Hornsey

#20675, nearby

Start of cycle route under the East Coast Main Line in Hornsey

#20674, nearby

Drop kerbs would help with permeability for cyclists, wheelchairs, buggies etc

#20663, nearby

A sign tells cyclists to use the footway through roadworks on this railway bridge.

#20662, nearby

Striking start to the Hornsey-Alexandra Palace cycle route

#20661, nearby

Road closure on the Hornsey-Alexandra Palace - proper dropped kerbs would help.

#20660, nearby

A dropped kerb is needed for disabled passengers (see sign), as well as cycles, buggies and wheelchairs.

#20658, nearby

A dropped kerb would help - for bikes, wheelchairs and buggies.

#20525, nearby

Double yellow lines or white H marking needed - access for cycles, wheelchairs and buggies blocked.

#20524, nearby

A solitary cycle stand at the top of Rathcoole Avenue.

#20523, nearby

Useful cut-through between Finsbury Park and Alexandra Park

#20522, nearby

Alexandra Palace - there are hills in north London

#20521, nearby

Cycle route signage just west of Finsbury Park