Tags: shared

#38266, nearby

A nice, smooth, new blacktop surface has just been laid on one of the worst stretches of the Granchester Meadows path. It is a shame that the opportunity was not taken to widen the path at the same time. It is much too narrow for comfor ... [more]

#35638, nearby

Shared-use bridge over Garscube road

#35128, nearby

Shared use pathway following the trajectory of the old Boundary Road, with the new A133 junction in the background.

#35127, nearby

Shared use pathway following the trajectory of the old Boundary Road.

#35125, nearby

Shared use pathway alongside the remodelled Boundary Road.

#34785, nearby

New shared use pathway on NCN Route 1, leading to/from a new cycle crossing of London Road (Old A12). See http://cycle.st/p34779-34785 for full perspective.

#34779, nearby

New shared use pathway on NCN Route 1 leading to a new cycle crossing of London Road (Old A12). See http://cycle.st/p34779-34785 for full perspective.

#34627, nearby

In Lausanne, they use these signs on shared-use paths. "La Petite Reine" [literally, the little queen] is French slang for a bicycle. More fun and less undermining than "Cyclists Dismount"

#32031, nearby

See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMufMkPcQOs Hmm, this is probably one of the worst examples of complete lack of control over animals. The person walking towards me sees me, then completely ignores the fact that their animals ... [more]

#31862, nearby

See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doUolf0X0o0 This pedestrian shows wonderful control of their dog, not. He's wondering along with headphones in, not looking out for his animal or anyone else using the path. I slow, as it my ... [more]

#31773, nearby

See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgEnyQAIEVA Okay, just an irritation but it is another reason I like to be off shared paths. This jogger has no idea that anyone else is behind them. Be it cyclist or other runner. I take my ... [more]

#31425, nearby

See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRV96_m0W1A A couple of examples of dog owners simply not in control of their animals. The first one on their mobile phone blissfully unaware of all slowing down to pass the dog. The seco ... [more]

#27938, nearby

Obstacles have painted indicators along the Reading and Wokingham Road shared cycle path.

#27834, nearby

Shared pavement

#27820, nearby

Cycle barriers

#27819, nearby

Entrance to bridge in Park Royal (shared with pedestrians)

#26386, nearby

Guided bus access route for Addenbrookes Hospital by the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. There is also a rather narrow shared use pavement on Guided Busway's southern fringe.

#23796, nearby

Cycleway between Cowcaddens and Braid Square/Speirs Wharf

#23709, nearby

P1080023 Location: Orpington, London (England, United Kingdom)

#23686, nearby

Shared use (walking/cycling) 'novelty' feature.

#22587, nearby

Not all of the path alongside Boadicea Way has been widened and no effort has been made to make it look neat.

#22586, nearby

As with Avon Way (see #20867) and Circular Road North (see #22583), this nice wide shared pathway alongside Boadicea Way lacks priority over side roads.

#22585, nearby

Nice wide shared pathway alongside Boadicea Way.

#22105, nearby

Pole in shared-use footway, Nerston, by East Kilbride. This is NCN 756.

#21434, nearby

Wide shared pathway between NCN Route 1 and Winstree Road (through Woden Avenue).

#20878, nearby

Shared pathway in Bruff Close.

#20723, nearby

Shared pathway leading to Propelair Way, New Braiswick Park, and onto Colchester North rail station.

#19952, nearby

With polite signs for cyclists, Straight St. is a shared use area and part of NCN Route 4.

#18952, nearby

Both footways have been designated for shared use, but remain too narrow. At Netherhall Comm Coll (reported as wanting more cycling) it is important the footway should be widened. Elsewhere the designation is questionable.

#18950, nearby

North side shared-use footway is poorly surfaced, and gets little cycle use, especially eastbound (downhill at this point)

#18949, nearby

Approaching Brookland Road: most cyclists use road, but when it is busy others wanting to continue ahead or enter Coe Fen use footway.

#18948, nearby

Busy moment after work. Some cars pull forward, blocking the foot/ cycleway.

#18872, nearby

Shared pathway alongside the A12.

#18767, nearby

Cyclists and pedestrians are expected to share this narrow, pothole ridden (although not at this point) path. There is plenty of grass the length of the Avenue to widen it.

#18766, nearby

Shared pathway leading to underpass of Colne Bank Avenue and Westway.

#18765, nearby

Shared pathway splits into two, sending pedestrians and cyclists either side of a hedgerow. Unfortunate the cycle lane has a lamppost in it.

#18748, nearby

Wide shared path leading to Swan Close, on the University/Greenstead route.

#18745, nearby

Shared pathway to Forest Road, Greenstead from St. Andrews Avenue.

#18527, nearby

Groves Close shared pathway, eventually coming out on Mill Road.

#18498, nearby

Shared use pedestrian and cycle path that is badly signposted and there is no lane marked on the pavement. Note also that there are bollards at the beginning of the bridge which force walkers (and there's usually lots of them here) and bik ... [more]

#18481, nearby

Shared path on St. Andrew's Avenue.

#18476, nearby

Narrow shared path on a blind corner from Avon Way into St. Andrews Avenue.

#18062, nearby

Wide shared path, from Eastwood Drive to Highwoods Square.

#17949, nearby

Route 1 continues after crossing Dugard Avenue.

#17854, nearby

From University Quay, Route 51 leads to the Wivenhoe Trail.

#17847, nearby

On the Wivenhoe Trail, towards Colchester on the outskirts of Wivenhoe Woods.

#17845, nearby

Beginning of the Wivenhoe Trail, from Wivenhoe station.

#17796, nearby

Myland Chase entrance to Highwoods Country Park (new pathway) from Hill Ridge.

#17795, nearby

Welcome sign to Highwoods Country Park, from Turner Rise North (new pathway).

#13775, nearby

Short multi-purpose pole signposting shared use and Cyclists Dismount.