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It's all happening here - after these City Fibre works, Cambridge Water is going to close Grantchester St (and Bateman St too) for a couple of days.
This new zebra crossing has been out of use for at least 20 days now - but of course people are crossing anyway.
Amazingly the Barnwell Road cycleway just dumps cyclists on the road at the worst possible place. There isn't even a sign to the shared-use path to the left on Newmarket Road.
Astonishing - there's a large car park but no cycle parking at all for Red Cross first aid courses at Lothbury House.
Astonishing - there's a large car park but no cycle parking at all for Red Cross first aid courses at Lothbury House.
Covered cycle parking at a primary school - not as bad as it looks, there's plenty of space to the rear of the car.
Misleading sign - you can either go left and then right on the route towards the Newmarket Road roundabout, or right into a school.
Plenty of cycle parking at the Abbey Pool - and yet someone still chooses to leave a bike unattached to something solid.
Following the attempt to use temporary lights (#189852 and #189853) they've given up - not ideal for the walk to school.
The end of the queue between Grantchester and Trumpington at 08.45 on a Thursday. Most of the drivers probably want to turn right toward Addenbrooke's but can't because cars turning left on to Trumpington Road are blocked by standing … [more]
Lots of signs about the one-way closure of East Road due to a sinkhole - totally ignoring the fact that the cycleway is open as usual. Sadly predictable.
Lots of signs about the one-way closure of East Road due to a sinkhole - totally ignoring the fact that the cycleway is open as usual. On the plus side, Gonville Place and Lensfield Road were virtually traffic-free in this direction, so … [more]
Local traffic chaos due to parked cars blocking cars trying to pass queuing cars. Also no lights on Chedworth St, one light for both Grantchester St and Eltisley Avenue.
Local traffic chaos due to parked cars blocking cars trying to pass queuing cars. Also no lights on Chedworth St, one light for both Grantchester St and Eltisley Avenue.
Slightly out-of-date poster about the Barton Greenway plans - I'm guessing they prefer the 'Camcycle themselves' option.
Cambridge city ambassador with a quad e-bike outside the Guildhall - far cheaper than an actual tourist information centre, and no need for cyclists to lock their bikes up before going inside for information!
Nice new zebra crossing not in use, probably because it has to be signed off or something - still out of use 5 days later.
It looks as if the absolutely appalling stretch of broken road surface at the Station Road junction is getting some overnight attention.
Cycle cut-through added long after the road was closed - the gap between the two bollards on the left is still a bit tight.
Not a good area to park a bike - 4 frames stripped of parts, and no-one actually daring to leave a bike.
The cycleway inside the new wands now has a red surface - but I'd still worry about cars suddenly cutting across from the right to reach the car park.
That was quite some impact. Oddly, the cargo bike is carrying boxes of flowers and also loading up with e-scooters.
Presumably there should be a '100 metres ahead' plate - otherwise access to the Sainsburys parking places would be illegal Mon-Fri 7am-7pm.
Entrance to the Adams Road Bird Reserve - notice on the inside (clever...) saying Members Only, and Absolutely No Bikes.
The off-road cycleway has become a contraflow lane to give access to the cycle parking at the Anglia Ruskin University buildings here.
The new protected cycle lane comes to an abrupt end before the roundabout and cyclists who don't want to use the circuitous and unpleasant underpass have to wait for a gap in the motor traffic and pull out to the right - why can they not go … [more]
The cycleway on Newmarket Road at the crossing to Coldham's Common is flooded. The extent of the problem means that cyclists wishing to avoid the puddle are forced into the busy motor traffic lane. This can be a tricky and difficult … [more]
East Road cycleway, suggests that the footway should be used from here. Also the footway cycleway appears to be marked as one way.
East Road cycleway Triangular warning that cycles crossing. This is where motor traffic on the right crosses the cycleway.
The bollard in the left gap is back. (Apologies for the poor quality photo.) Compare with photo a couple of days previously: #189003.
The bollard on Vinery Road has been removed. Compare with #187909. It was replaced by 3rd Jan see #189095. Also see related: https://twitter.com/camcycle/status/1608883810430484482?s=20&t=Az90hfoxiuJEnEzbqGCXGQ
Judging by the street view images these rows were bent between April and September 2021 - and so have been like this for at least 15 months: April 2021 … [more]
This group walked in the carriageway of St. Barnabas Road rather than the icy footway. This was four days after the snow fall.
Scenic it may be but this is unacceptable for a major cycle route. Please can @CambsCC grit the Coton Cyclepath to the West Cambridge site? @camcycle https://t.co/SHi9Ji8PZw
Chisholm Trail - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
Chisholm Trail - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
Chisholm Trail - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
Chisholm Trail - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
Chisholm Trail - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
Chisholm Trail - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
Chisholm Trail - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
Chisholm Trail bridge - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
Chisholm Trail bridge - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
Chisholm Trail - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
Chisholm Trail - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
Coldham's Common - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
Coldham's Common - two days after the snow fall. There's an icy crust covering most of the path with a thin track clear for cycling.
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