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This route sign for Town centre has been relocated (see #21400) without any thought as to which way the arrow is pointing. Town centre is in fact to the right, not left.
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"
Example of a segregated cycleway up a oneway street. Brilliant modern infrastructure.
STOP sign: Traffic in the main carriageway has to give way to cyclists on the cycleway crossing this road.
STOP: Traffic in the main carriageway has to give way to cyclists on the cycleway crossing this road.
The new cycle path between Bilsdale Close and Ipswich Road (see #33430) has a barrier preventing cyclists from joining/leaving it. Should a cyclist want to connect to St Johns Close (where the bollards are, across the road) they must dismou ... [more]
Slochd Summit - high point of the day Not the highest point of the trip - that was still to come in the next few days - but marked the end of the gentle climb from Aviemore and Carrbridge
Multiple NCN signs under railway bridge at the junction of Keelmans Way NCN14, C2C, NCN72 link and other local routes.
Official Route 7 signs leading into a dead end. The signs have been there since long before the BBC building, when the real route was slightly to the left of this picture. Now that has been barricaded off, with no signs to show that the n ... [more]
Cycle route signs from Route 81, riverside path in Shrewsbury. Castle Walk footbridge in background.
End of cycle route sign at Roushill where route crosses Smithfield Road in Shrewsbury
The council have placed many signs around the town notifying motorists of road closures due to the Tour Series criterium on June 2. This is at the top of North Hill.
New route sign on Hakewill Way, for the Country Park, North Station, and Town Centre. No mention of the General Hospital though.
New route sign painted onto the path on the corner of Hunters Ridge and Chinook, for Country Park, North Station, and Town Centre.
New route sign painted onto the path in Tally Ho, for Business Park and Community Stadium.
New route sign on the corner of Crouch Street and Head Street. Local destinations only; no mention of next key places on the National Cycle Network (Witham and Ipswich Route 1, Harwich Route 51).
Cycling under the M8 Location: Cowcaddens, Glasgow (Scotland, United Kingdom) View On Black
New route sign in High Woods Country Park. Shame it is in the style of others in the park (see #20045) and the Garrison (see #21932), that require the ability to read sideways.
New route sign on the corner of Boadicea Way and Layer Road. No mention of town centre on the sign, and no sign of a toucan crossing on Layer Road (see #26298).
Notice that double yellow lines will be inscribed along Circular Rd. South, West, and East. This will make Circular Rd. East in particular much more pleasant.
Sign in the window of the Tourist Information Centre advertising The View Finder Trail.
Route sign for Town Centre and the University. They are actually in opposite directions! The university is to the left here.
New route sign in Haddon Park. From this angle it isn't possible to read what the direction "arm" says.
Route sign on the corner of Chapel Road and New Farm Road. Clearly legible from this direction, but from the other, impossible (see #27183).
There is a route sign on the corner of Chapel Road and New Farm Road (see #27184), but from this direction it is impossible to read it. One would expect to be able to, having arrived here following a route sign at the beginning of Villa Roa ... [more]
The new route sign on Chapel Road is located too far away from the adjacent Villa Road to be legible.
New route sign on Norman Way. Currently one "arm" blocks view of the other (from opposite direction).
A new route sign has been installed on Church Lane (see #27156). So poor is its placement however, that it cannot be seen from one side, even when in the middle road. The sign it replaces suffered from exactly the same problem (see #17827).
New multi-directional route sign whereby one "arm" blocks view of another, in Broadlands Way.
New route sign in Broadlands Way. This being the only angle one can read both "arms".
New shared path sign curiously placed in the middle of said path, and just one-sided.
No cycling signs on both sides of the road combine with onstreet mandatory cycle lanes. Very confusing. Location is only approximate, but on Francis Crick Way right south of the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology by the Guided Busway cross ... [more]
No cycling signs on both sides of the road combine with onstreet mandatory cycle lanes. Very confusing. (Location is only approximate).
Lovely redmac and nice cycle signs, but the cycle lane could be wider, at least if you want to ride freehand while listening to music.
'Cycle Crossings' sign indicating priority to cyclists/pedestrians on the shared pathway crossing sideroads. However, 'Give Way' markings are present on the pathways at the intersecting junctions (see #24477).
This pathway off Main Road takes cyclists under the A12, avoiding the busy roundabout with Main Road, and saving time if continuing along it.
P1080061 Location: Bromley, London (England, United Kingdom) "No cycling in pedestrianised area" sign on Bromley High Street.
P1070978 Location: Bromley North, London (England, United Kingdom) There is a sign telling cyclists to turn right to get to Bromley town centre even so it is completely unsafe even for experienced cyclist to try to do that and then ge ... [more]
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