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Uttons Drove bridleway from the A1307 cycle path to Swavesey - a bad surface here, and the surfacing soon ends altogether.
Shared-use path on bridge over the A14 (the footpath to the left doesn't really go anywhere) - with the the missing link cycleway from Fenstanton to Swavesey under construction on the far side of the A1307
End of shared-use path on bridge over the A14 (the footpath to the left doesn't really go anywhere) - with the the missing link cycleway from Fenstanton to Swavesey under construction on the far side of the A1307
There's a largely redundant dual-carriageway, but instead of taking a lane to provide the missing link cycleway between Swavesey and Fenstanton, they're spending much more time and money on a new alignment in the fields.
The future route from Bar Hill to Longstanton and Northstowe currently ends here while a roundabout is under construction.
There's no safe crossing of the A1307 here, but the shared-use path on the far side simply ends and cyclists towards Fenstanton are supposed to head north on the A1307 here (but it seems the farm access road to the west is an alternative).
This farm access road allows cyclists to reach Fenstanton and beyond without riding on the A1307 - a temporary measure until the cycleway by the A1307 is completed in mid-2021.
Pedestrians can cross at the roundabout, but equestrians and perhaps cyclists are expected to cross where motor traffic is moving faster, for some reason.
Pedestrians can cross at the roundabout, but equestrians and perhaps cyclists are expected to cross where motor traffic is moving faster, for some reason.
Pedestrians can cross at the roundabout, but equestrians and perhaps cyclists are expected to cross where motor traffic is moving faster, for some reason.
The new A1307 route and the bridleway to Madingley, which has been severed but still appears on maps as a dead-end.
A little bit of encroachment onto the shared use footway by the drivers of these temporarily stored motor vehicles. Not as bad as it looked from a distance-but do slow down in case those doors get flung open.
New Toucan crossing to connect the cycleway from Cambridge with the path that leads through the grounds of the Babraham Research Campus to Babraham. See also #152126
New Toucan crossing to connect the cycleway from Cambridge with the path that leads through the grounds of the Babraham Research Campus to Babraham. See also #152127
No Entry to the slip road from the A1307 (the former A14) and one of various car-oriented housing developments here.
I imagine there was once a staggered crossing here - maybe it'll be restored one day now that this isn't the A14.
There seems to be a foot/cycleway on this bridge across the new A14. According to https://billboyheritagesurvey.wordpress.com/2021/01/15/old-new-cycle-routes-around-cambridge/?unapproved=6947&moderation-hash=4aae1e77ddd8a7ac0fb8cf2edfb9e ... [more]
Shared-use footway by the A1307, Swavesey - there's a small sign showing the pedestrian route south but no dropped kerb or cycle route. Nevertheless, cyclists for Fenstanton and beyond need to go this way and join the A1307 because the shar ... [more]
The A1307 (by the new A14) is not yet open here - and they've stationed a bloke in a van to stop cyclists after one almost got squashed the other week.
Astonishing - the new shared-use path by the A1307 comes to an abrupt end here (on the far side), by the south/eastbound carriageway, with no way across for north/westbound cyclists etc.
Astonishing - the new shared-use path by the A1307 comes to an abrupt end here, by the south/eastbound carriageway, with no way across for north/westbound cyclists etc.
Astonishing - the new shared-use path by the A1307 comes to an abrupt end here, by the south/eastbound carriageway, with no way across for north/westbound cyclists etc. Also seen by: https://twitter.com/edwardjtaylor/status/129756095230 ... [more]
Shared-use path (including horses, this being S Cambs) by what I assume will be the A1307 southeast to Bar Hill
Shared-use path (including horses, this being S Cambs) by what I assume will be the A1307 northwest from Bar Hill
What a waste of road space - shouldn't this be used as a bus lane or something? [see www.cambridge-news.co.uk/news/cambridge-news/cyclists-fear-deathtrap-road-could-18361599 for the dangers to cyclists here]
Cycleway by the new road from Lolworth to the A14/A1307 junction (with the usual South Cambridgeshire obsession with horse-riding as well as cycling and walking).
The Bar Hill pedestrian/cycle bridge over the A14, still under construction (during the Covid-19 lockdown...)
The standard South Cambridgeshire obsession with shared-use facilities for horses as well as cyclists and pedestrians, on an all-new asphalt route.
Cycleway being created under the M11 by the new A1307 - to the left is the old bridleway to Madingley.
Huntingdon Road - I didn't dare to venture beyond here - as I'd be funnelled through a huge motorway junction in a concrete trough.
The Madingley junction from the A1307 - designed for cars and not for anyone trying to cross the side-road.
Will this ever form a useful link for cyclists? [now connecting to Washpit Lane, Girton, and Bar Hill]
The shared-use path seems to be closed because 'they' are worried about dropping something from the bridge. No such worries about road traffic.
The shared-use path seems to be closed because 'they' are worried about dropping something from the bridge. No such worries about road traffic.
The A1307 cycle path crosses The Avenue here with sharp turns either side of the crossing (and more sharp turns if you actually want to go along The Avenue).
Richard doing an excellent job of measuring the cycleway- it’s four metres wide here, but note that it’s shared with horse and foot.
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