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Showing items 1 to 100 from total of 35,528 items. Ordered by photo # descending.

Photo #	Photo	Caption	Categorisation
38283		The racks here are badly positioned so that in order to park securely, it can be necessary to lift your bike over into position.	Cycle parking: Problem
38282		The extent of cycle parking provision at Cambridge Rugby Football Club.	Cycle parking: Problem
38281		Contraflow cycle lane leading to cut-through, Bath	Cycleway: Good practice
38280		Contraflow cycle lane leading to cut-through, Bath	Cycleway: Good practice
38279		Contraflow cycle lane - not shown on OpenCycleMap, and illegal anyway without proper signage.	Cycleway: Problem
38278		Road narrowing and cycle stands on Bath's main shopping street	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
38277		Car-sized cycle park on Bath's main shopping street	Cycle parking: Good practice
38276		Car-sized cycle park on Bath's main shopping street	Cycle parking: Good practice
38275		Central Bath - not a through route for pedestrians.	Obstruction: Infrastructure
38274		No Cycling on Hay Hill, Bath	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
38273		Cyclist taking an odd short-cut in Bath	Other: Event
38272		Cycle parking at Whip-Ma-Whop-Ma Gate, York - what a name!	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
38271		Awkward access to riverside cycle route, York	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38270		Riverside parking in York	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
38269		Bike lane and bus parking, York	Road environment: Infrastructure
38268		Tunnel under York station - supposedly segregated, but in practice dominated by pedestrian traffic to/from the National Railway Museum	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38267		Not a lot of cycle parking at the National Railway Museum	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
38266		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 comfortable passing at any time, and on the weekends this path is very popular.	Cycleway: Good practice
38265		The cattle grids are a huge improvement over the old pinch stiles that used to prevent cattle from wandering off the commons. However, in a step backwards, the barriers have recently been fitted with these arms, jutting out into the path. The reason is reportedly to stop cattle straddling the grid to escape, however they make a narrow gap even narrower, could snag the ends of a handlebar, and would do a lot of damage to small hands. The Council assures me that they are just a temporary measure while wider cattle grids are installed. Let's hope so.	Obstruction: Problem
38264		The cattle grids are a huge improvement over the old pinch stiles that used to prevent cattle from wandering off the commons. However, in a step backwards, the barriers have recently been fitted with these arms, jutting out into the path. The reason is reportedly to stop cattle straddling the grid to escape, however they make a narrow gap even narrower, could snag the ends of a handlebar, and would do a lot of damage to small hands. The Council assures me that they are just a temporary measure while wider cattle grids are installed. Let's hope so.	Obstruction: Problem
38263		Cycling PCSO, York riverside	Enforcement: Event
38262		Cyclist on Stamford Bridge viaduct (NCN route 66, The Way of the Roses)	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38261		Barrier at end of Stamford Bridge viaduct	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38260		Cyclist on NCN route 66, The Way of the Roses, arriving at Stamford Bridge viaduct	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38259		Side access to the former Stamford Bridge station	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38258		NCN route 66, the Way of the Roses, passing through the former Stamford Bridge station.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38257		No Cycling on path (not on online mapping) opposite the former Stamford Bridge station	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
38256		Signage for NCN route 66, The Way of the Roses, at the former Stamford Bridge station.	Route sign: Infrastructure
38255		Access to Stamford Bridge viaduct - on NCN route 66, The Way of the Roses	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38254		Cycle routes at new mini-roundabout outside Harrogate Cricket Club	Route sign: Infrastructure
38253		No Motor Vehicles except for access - and cycle route - in new housing development, Harrogate	Route sign: Good practice
38252		Cycle route sign - missing in the other direction, where you have to turn left (and the route is missing altogether from OpenCycleMap)	Route sign: Problem
38250		Unusual - a path with its own road sign. Presumably a footway with no cycling allowed.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
38249		Missed opportunity - possible link from The Stray to back streets.	Other: Infrastructure
38248		Paths on The Stray, Harrogate - children are allowed to cycle here but seemingly not adults.	Other: Infrastructure
38247		Paths on The Stray, Harrogate - children are allowed to cycle here but seemingly not adults.	Other: Infrastructure
38246		Path on The Stray, Harrogate, crossing road - improvement for cycling with a toucan crossing to the road opposite would be welcome.	Other: Infrastructure
38245		Path on The Stray, Harrogate, crossing road - improvement for cycling would be welcome.	Other: Infrastructure
38244		See clip at http://youtu.be/xo962QVJVpU Just after a narrow section where vunerable road users are in with the traffic, and there are lots of pedestrians.	Enforcement: Event
38243		See clip at http://youtu.be/Jn7InpvpEdI I heard the first car, which was very loud, but then was pretty shocked by the speed of the second in a narrow road with limited visibility. At the end of this short straight, it's a village centre and a 30mph limit. I'm also not sure why this road goes up to a 40mph limit for less than half a mile between two villages with a large amount of cycle traffic.	Enforcement: Event
38242		See clip at http://youtu.be/VkAKaQXMTUU "Highway code rule 163". http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070314 This was pretty scary as had no idea what was on-coming and had the bike right behind me.	Enforcement: Event
38241		See clip at http://youtu.be/cvxTZD5GiSc "Highway code rule 163". http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070314 This is even more important when travelling at high speed on a road that is narrow for 2 lanes.	Enforcement: Event
38240		See clip at http://youtu.be/XN0wQYTyBY8 Highway Code Rule 240 (backed up in law) http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_069860 You MUST NOT stop or park on a tram or cycle lane And again, the usual irritation, there's plenty of space around that means they don't need to be here.	Enforcement: Event
38239		See clip at http://youtu.be/OOmYXy7J7Ow "Highway code rule 163". http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070314 Pretty certain this was more than 30mph as well.	Enforcement: Event
38238		See clip at http://youtu.be/tQesqIr11Ns Highway Code rule 243 http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_069860 DO NOT stop or park opposite or within 10 metres (32 feet) of a junction, except in an authorised parking space.	Enforcement: Event
38237		See clip at http://youtu.be/ndwzxOxZy8M On the basic level "Highway code rule 163". http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070314 This was the worst pass today. Absolutely no need for it. Scared me enough to pull out in case the car swiped right back in. It's clear from all of this how utterly pointless this pass was. The traffic was clearly stopped ahead at the start of the clip and this car would have to stop. And then afterwards the road conditions were not different from normal. That is, there would be queueing traffic 100 yards further up. Before loads complain that I was too close to traffic in front, the camera is zoomed, I have more space in front. Not to the side though. Later filtering was jumpy as the road surface is the usual mess it is at the side.	Enforcement: Event
38236		A Rowe-style Sustrans Milepost (ref MP263). One of several along the length of the NCN72 route.	Route sign: Infrastructure
38234		Screenshot from the Barclays Bikes iPhone app - which, as you can see, uses CycleStreets routing	Other: Problem
38233		The sign refers to the bikes, outside this art café, http://www.facebook.com/huntanddartoncafe see also #38232.	Destination: Infrastructure
38232		The temporary (May 2012 only) art installation / café Hunt and Darton, http://www.facebook.com/huntanddartoncafe alongside one of Britain's oldest Cycle Shops, Howes Cycles, http://www.howescycles.co.uk/.	Bike shop: Infrastructure
38231		Sutton park	Bicycle: Misc
38230		Cut-through to service lane at rear of Sunningdale station - needs improving.	Cycleway: Problem
38229		Shared-use footway by the A30 in Egham	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38228		Signs on shared-use path in Egham	Route sign: Infrastructure
38227		Narrow shared-use footway by the busy A30 in Egham - not good enough.	Cycleway: Problem
38226		Decent amount of parking at the entry to the pedestrianised centre of King's Lynn.	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
38225		No Cycling in the pedestrianised centre of King's Lynn (on NCN routes 1 and 11!)	General sign/notice: Problem
38224		National Cycle Network routes 1 and 11 turn 90 degrees here, in the pedestrianised centre of King's Lynn (no cycling allowed) - couldn't they be rerouted?	Route sign: Problem
38223		Cycle parking and access to the pedestrianised centre of King's Lynn	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
38222		Well-sized pedestrian signs - and tiny signs to show NCN route 1 entering King's Lynn's pedestrianised centre	Route sign: Infrastructure
38221		Signage and cycle parking at entry to the King's Lynn pedestrian area	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
38220		Route through housing estate, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38219		Unnecessary short-cut to The Walks, King's Lynn	Other: Infrastructure
38218		Not a dead-end at all for cyclists - it's a very useful route to the centre of King's Lynn via The Walks.	General sign/notice: Problem
38217		Southern access to The Walks, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38216		Bridge (and old gatehouse) into The Walks, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38215		Shared-use route in The Walks, Kings Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38214		Advisory 'Cyclists Dismount' sign at railway crossing. King's Lynn	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
38213		Proper link needed from cycleway to King's Lynn Academy	Cycleway: Problem
38212		Cycleway to Fairstead, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38210		Start of cycle route to central King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38209		Shared-use routes past Howard School, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38208		Shared-use path from industrial estate to bridge over the railway, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38207		Cycle route to the right - but the lawyers want you to dismount on the bridge across the railway.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38206		Cycleway beside the railway, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38205		junction of cycle routes by the railway, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38204		Route alongside the railway, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38203		Route signs (and No Cycling ahead), at railway crossing, King's Lynn	Route sign: Infrastructure
38202		Cycle route at railway crossing, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38201		Shared-use routes across The Walks, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38200		Shared-use route from The Walks to railway crossing, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38199		Shared-use route through The Walks, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38198		Bus-stop style cycle shelter on South Quay, King's Lynn	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
38197		Excellent covered bike shed at primary school in King's Lynn	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
38196		Potential cut-through in Kings' Lynn (unusual for an unpaved path to have a name sign!)	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38195		Cycle track under flyover at A10/A47 junction, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38194		Shared-use footway towards King's Lynn from the A10/A47 roundabout	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38193		Segregated cycle track around the A10/A47 roundabout, King's Lynn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38192		Lots of covered parking at the new relocated Milton Keynes Coachway	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
38191		Bike shop, Bicester	Bike shop: Infrastructure
38190		No Cycling on National Cycle Network route 51 in central Bicester!	General sign/notice: Problem
38189		No Cycling on National Cycle Network route 51 in central Bicester!	General sign/notice: Problem
38188		No Cycling on National Cycle Network route 51 in central Bicester!	General sign/notice: Problem
38187		Bus, cycle and walking routes to Bicester Village - some kind of large shopping attraction, one gathers.	Route sign: Infrastructure
38186		Two cycle sheds at Bicester Town station	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
38185		See clip at http://youtu.be/EePOXwxkwaM Breaking Highway Code Rule 178 http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070332	Enforcement: Event
38184		cycleway on a side of road	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38183		pedestrian and bicycle sidewalk	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38182		pedestrian and bicycle sidewalk	Cycleway: Infrastructure
38181		See clip at http://youtu.be/m_roV-KOalU Not a lot to say, really. Not very impressed by driver skills. And we wonder why people get killed on Britain's roads.	Enforcement: Event

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