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Showing items 1001 to 1100 from total of 35,528 items. Ordered by photo # descending.

Photo #	Photo	Caption	Categorisation
37259		Stands needed at the bottom the steps going up to Carlton house terrace. Every morning there are dozens of people carrying bikes up the steps to use limited parking at the top.	Cycle parking: Problem
37258		Montague Road contraflow opportunity for cyclists. "Except Cyclists" sign required underneath.	General sign/notice: Problem
37257		Grosvenor Road contraflow opportunity for cyclists. "Except Cyclists" sign required underneath. Tocreate contraflow from here to Mill Street and cycle friendly route all the way to Brentwwod Special School on Tannery Way and the Gardeners Arms via Navigation Road Rec'. Start of a nice route all the way to Watersmeet in Trafford Park http://bikeroutetoaster.com/Course.aspx?course=333614 and then on to Media City http://bikeroutetoaster.com/Course.aspx?course=333690 #35045	General sign/notice: Problem
37256		Martin gives a talk to the Britsh Computer Society about how we've built CycleStreets using open data.	Other: Event
37255		Pavement cycleway alongside traffic calmed road on a Cambridge business park.	Road environment: Infrastructure
37254		Speed limit signs on the road surface, 10mph. Cycle bypasses for the speed jumps.	Road environment: Infrastructure
37253		Carrington Business Park 4 stands	Cycle parking: Misc
37252		Partington, Oak Road, The Red Brook Pub 2 new stands	Cycle parking: Misc
37251		Partington Library Front Entrance 2 new stands	Cycle parking: Misc
37250		Partington, Oak Road Time Out Day Care Centre 2 new stands	Cycle parking: Misc
37249		Oak Road Shops 4 new stands	Cycle parking: Misc
37248		Partington Community Centre 4 new stands	Cycle parking: Misc
37247		Corporation Street Parking, coffee, bike repairs and good company - PopUp Bikes is Manchester's latest hand for biking commuters. http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/the-northerner/2012/apr/26/cycling-cyclingholidays-manchester-cycle-hubs-transport-parking-cafe www.popupbikes.co.uk	Destination: Good practice
37246		Ashton Lane give priority sign (better than traffic lights)	Roadworks: Good practice
37245		Ashton Lane give priority sign (better than traffic lights) but a road works sign on a pavement is leaving less than the legally required minimum of 1m. http://pedestrianliberation.org/the-law-2/ Obstructing the pavement with road works signage The official guidance which states that “in no circumstances must the width of the footway be reduced to less than 1m, preferably not less than 1.5m” (Traffic Signs Manual, chapter 8 clause D4.4.1 pdf). http://www2.dft.gov.uk/pgr/roads/tss/tsmanual/tsmchap8part1.pdf	Roadworks: Problem
37244		Bowers Avenue contraflow opportunity for cyclists. "Except Cyclists" sign required underneath.	General sign/notice: Problem
37243		Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council want you to know that if your bike is nicked from here then you're on your own mate. The actual text reads: 66 These racks are used at your sole risk The council accepts NO LIABILITY whatsoever for any injury, loss or damage, however caused to any person or item. 99 They might as well say that if you parked your bike here then you were asking for it to be nicked. These hopeless racks can be undone with a 13 mm spanner. Maybe they've had to put up such a sign because so many bikes have been stolen from here. With a bit more thought this could have been a really positive contribtion to the station, instead it looks like a bike open prison. A much more positive sign explaining how to properly lock bikes to the available racks would have been nice.	Cycle parking: Problem
37241		start of cycleway on sidewalk near chuch	Cycleway: Problem
37240		bicycle parking for 5 near russian chuch, it needs support for bicycle frame. It seems it has stand to lock both front and back tires ^^, tires :)	Cycle parking: Problem
37239		bicycle parking near college, it needs support for bicycle frame	Cycle parking: Problem
37238		bicycle parking near college, it needs support for bicycle frame	Cycle parking: Problem
37237		bicycle locked to road sign on a sidewalk, someone knocked it down	Bicycle: Event
37236		bicycle parking for 8, it needs support for bicycle frame	Cycle parking: Problem
37235		A cyclist uses this wide pedestrian crossing. View from the Carrs Lane Church conference centre. On the train coming into Birmingham I saw a big advertisement for Chiltern Railways, which coyly asked "Are you still a virgin?" I.e. has your experience with that competing service left you feeling, ahem well, you know!	Road environment: Infrastructure
37234		map of oldtown Vilnius	General sign/notice: Good practice
37231		Trafford General Hospital Moorside Road Out Patients and you will find a complete absence of bike parking but lots of bikes chained to adjacent railings. Close by is an ideal location for a bike park. What a missed opportunity......... see #37229 and #37230	Bicycle: Problem
37230		Trafford General Hospital Moorside Road venture inside the hospital grounds to the main pedestrian entrance to A & E see #37229 and #37231	Bicycle: Problem
37229		pleasantly surprised to see these new (empty) Sheffield Stands outside the main entrance to the free (sic) car park at TGH. However, venture inside the hospital grounds to the main pedestrian entrance to A & E and Out Patients and you will find a complete absence of bike parking but lots of bikes chained to adjacent railings. Close by is an ideal location for a bike park. What a missed opportunity......... #37230 and #37231	Cycle parking: Good practice
37228		"The school insists the girls wear helmets, which they do, perched atop the hair like a cherry on a cupcake. Hardly meets their aspiration to be stylish." Cycle trainer, Richmond During a presentation by http://www.cycletraining.co.uk/ at a conference on Cycling and Health http://www.cyclenation.org.uk/resources/winning.php	Other: Event
37227		The closing discussion during this Cycling and Health conference in Birmingham: http://www.cyclenation.org.uk/resources/winning.php	Other: Event
37226		The closing discussion during this Cycling and Health conference in Birmingham: http://www.cyclenation.org.uk/resources/winning.php	Other: Event
37225		Problem with path vegetation needs cutting back	Obstruction: Problem
37224		Problem path on Carrington Lane	Obstruction: Problem
37223		Ambleside Road outside Coop. It is a pity that the Coop didn't provide cycle parking themselves - those bollards could easily have doubled as parking for bikes see #37142.	Cycle parking: Good practice
37222		Rather awkward gate giving access to this cycle route on an old railway line.	Obstruction: Problem
37221		Stirlingfauld Place currently (2012) shut for redevelopment, blocking the quiet route through Norfolk Court to the Suspension Bridge, parallel to busy Gorbals Street.	Obstruction: Problem
37220		Cycle track across footway linking Pollokshaws road (which at this point is one-way with a contraflow bus lane) and Surrey Street. This is normally a useful link to avoid the traffic on Gorbals Street, but Stirlingfauld Place is currently shut (see #37221) for redevelopment.	Road environment: Good practice
37219		NCN 7 signs at the stepped footbridge across the Clydeside Expressway. The rough path straight on (see #37218) offers an alternative to dismounting, or just take the road!	Route sign: Infrastructure
37218		Rails, cobbles, rough tarmac and just dirt. No expense has been spared in creating a tactile experience for cyclists avoiding the stepped footbridge on NCN 7! Path connects SECC and Riverside Museum (see #37217). Note cyclist preferring adjacent road (seen between billboards).	Cycleway: Problem
37217		Path connecting Riverside Museum and SECC, but it also doubles as a route avoiding the stepped footbridge across the Clydeside Expressway on NCN 7. The surface gets poorer as this path progresses (see #37218).	Cycleway: Infrastructure
37216		End of Ferry Road at junction with NCN 7. No double yellow lines in turning head to discourage parking from blocking dropped kerb. Motorists often park here and walk the last bit to the Riverside Museum.	Route sign: Infrastructure
37215		Junction of NCN 7 and path to Riverside Museum, next to Clydeside Expressway	Route sign: Infrastructure
37214		Artwork in underpass beneath road, on path between NCN 7 and Riverside Museum, next to River Kelvin	General sign/notice: Good practice
37213		Sheffield stands at Hexham Abbey	Cycle parking: Good practice
37212		Hadrian's Cycleway avoids the centre of Hexham - if you want to visit, you should follow the National Byway signs.	Road environment: Problem
37211		Hadrian's Cycleway entering Hexham and crossing back over the railway again.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
37210		Pleasant route into Hexham on Hadrian's Cycleway	Road environment: Infrastructure
37209		Gated railway crossing on cycle route into Hexham	Cycleway: Infrastructure
37208		Cycle route into Hexham passing under the A60 bypass	Cycleway: Infrastructure
37207		Dead-end except cycles - excellent quiet route into Hexham	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
37206		Hadrian's Cycleway may take a loop to the north but the National Byway doesn't!	Route sign: Infrastructure
37205		End of loop on Hadrian's Cycleway	Route sign: Infrastructure
37204		Hadrian's Cycleway takes a loop to the north here - we chose to go straight on.	Route sign: Infrastructure
37203		Very long fast descent into the Tyne valley	Road environment: Infrastructure
37202		National Trust van hiding the cycle parking (two lockers - excellent!) at Housesteads Roman fort - it had been moved a couple of feet by the time we got back.	Cycle parking: Problem
37201		Short almost traffic-free section of Hadrian's Cycleway east of Vindolanda Roman fort	Road environment: Infrastructure
37200		Hadrian's Cycleway at Vindolanda Roman fort	Road environment: Infrastructure
37199		Short largely traffic-free stretch of Hadrian's Cycleway east from Vindolanda Roman fort	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
37198		Signage on Hadrian's Cycleway	Route sign: Infrastructure
37197		Surprisingly good provision at Steel Rigg car park on Hadrian's Wall - one Sheffield stand and two cycle lockers for the rainy days!	Cycle parking: Good practice
37196		Waskerley Way Lydgett's Junction, Waskerley Way.	Destination: Good practice
37195		Terris Novalis Sculpture – a stainless steel theodolite and an engineer’s level by Tony Cragg – Turner prize winning works outside Consett celebrating local industry	Destination: Good practice
37194		Flixton Road 2 stands	Cycle parking: Good practice
37193		Flixton Road Car parts shop 4 stands	Other: Misc
37192		Flixton Roadnear fruit and veg shop. stands are too close to the fence.	Cycle parking: Problem
37191		The surface of this NCN52 route is a bit sticky and there are puddles.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
37190		poor bicycle parking for 4	Cycle parking: Problem
37189		poor bicycle parking for 3	Cycle parking: Problem
37188		cycle parking at last but only 2 stands ? Wood Lane Shops: There's plenty of space (and lots of car parking spaces). the bicycle on the google picture is NOT mine - just propped against the shop. I have mentioned this location before on many occasions. I couldn't believe it when a few years ago all those bollards had been put in without making any of them suitable cycle parking (would have been so easy). Would have rationalised on street furniture! See example of how it should be done #37142	Cycle parking: Problem
37187		King Lear's Lake Folding bicycle ride, Syston, Leicester. February 12th 2011	Bicycle: Event
37186		Covered Cycle Racks, Matthew Boulton Campus, Birmingham Metropolitan College Location: Aston, Birmingham (England, United Kingdom) This college has a small footprint in the city centre and encourages users to use public transport or cycles, in return they offer covered cycle racks.	Cycle parking: Good practice
37185		See clip at http://youtu.be/kdIko2KFvho The usual muppet response to the poor road layout. Daily close dangerous passes. Only 3 today rather than the usual 5 or 6. In 2 miles. Again, breaking "Highway code rule 163". http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070314 Just because there is a cyclelane there, drivers can't ignore this rule.	Cycleway: Problem
37184		Flixton road outside Abbotsford Prep	Cycle parking: Misc
37183		Whitelake Ave Flixton Road outside McColls 3 stands	Cycle parking: Good practice
37182		Flixton Road Flixton Park stands too close to wall	Cycle parking: Problem
37181		See clip at http://youtu.be/okkhfI_lOA4 Decsription there as well. Another irritating bit of this cycle route. Why on earth did they develop the cycle route on the road when there's so much space?	Other: Event
37180		See clip at http://youtu.be/okkhfI_lOA4 Description there as well. Another irritating bit of this new development. Take cyclists all the way round to the wrong side of Hills Road and put them at slow lights.	Other: Infrastructure
37179		See clip at http://youtu.be/okkhfI_lOA4 Description there, but this is one of those irritaing bits of this new development. 500m going nowhere towards town.	Other: Infrastructure
37178		See clip at http://youtu.be/i45pxvEQlXM Breaking "Highway code rule 163". http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070314 Good that the speed monitor shows the driver was speeding.	Enforcement: Event
37177		See clip at http://youtu.be/zGjypsNv08o Breaking "Highway code rule 163". http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070314	Enforcement: Event
37176		See clip at http://youtu.be/90ynQXLM-cI Breaking "Highway code rule 163". http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070314 Not only that, how pointless was this overtake. Just plain rude driving, as well as dangerous.	Enforcement: Event
37173		This was once a railway tunnel but it looks like it has since been rebuilt to provide a very useful link towards Nuneaton.	Cycleway: Good practice
37172		NCN52 milepost	Route sign: Good practice
37171		Statue of Old Farmer Roy Hawes by Nathan Scott on the Blenkinsop trestle bridge, Lochside trail, north of Victoria BC	Other: Misc
37170		National Cycle Network milepost - and an artistic response.	Route sign: Good practice
37169		Link from the Higham road to a former rail tunnel underneath the thundering A5.	Cycleway: Good practice
37168		Heading towards the A5 from Higham on the Hill.	Road environment: Infrastructure
37167		Ashby Canal	Destination: Good practice
37166		Ashby Canal The signs say: Ahead: Ashby Canal Footpath to Hinckley Wharf 1.75 miles Behind: Footpath to Stoke Golding 1.25 miles	Route sign: Infrastructure
37165		pedestrian and bicycle track	Cycleway: Infrastructure
37164		Large amounts of grit and stones on the new Cottenham - Histon cycle path, makes it quite hazardous if you need to turn or stop suddenly. I suspect that a recent heavy rain event caused a large puddle on the road and the subsequent wash from passing vehicles has washed up lots of debris on to the path. Unfortunately since the road sweeper does not clear the path, it is likely to just get worse and worse over time. Can someone please clean it? And in general is there someone responsible for assessing the quality of our cycle paths? Thanks Darren Gallagher	Obstruction: Problem
37163		Shark's teeth designed to slow down traffic into Higham on the Hill	Road environment: Good practice
37162		Higham on the Hill	Road environment: Infrastructure
37161		NCN52 route signage	Route sign: Good practice
37160		Approaching Higham on the Hill.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
37159		On a bridge over the Ashby Canal.	Road environment: Infrastructure
37158		Traffic hump in Wykin village.	Road environment: Good practice
37157		The traffic calmed area of Wykin village.	Road environment: Good practice
37156		Cycle way alternative to the road on this approach to a busy roundabout.	Road environment: Misc
37155		Cycle symbol road markings.	Road environment: Good practice

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