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Fen Causeway has been resurfaced, and the awful ski-jump has gone - but the tatty shared-use path has not been fixed, of course.
Fen Causeway has been resurfaced, although there was no real need at this end - but not the tatty shared-use path, of course.
Almost all the pop-up cycle parking at the Trumpington Park & Ride seems to be firmly welded in one piece.
No Bicycles sign - if they provided something better than wheelbender parking, there wouldn't be an issue.
Trumpington Park 'n' Ride site. Two columns each of 16 toastracks plus 8 toastracks in between the two columns. Each toastrack can accommodate 8 cycles. That's a total of (16 + 16 + 8) * 8 = 320 cycle parking places. These fit into ... [more]
Bollards are the only sure way to stop this being overrun by motor vehicles. Fixes problem reported in #87878.
An Italian Job on Mill Road, plenty of outrageous driving through pedestrian areas in that movie! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Italian_Job
A full red light northbound, just the normal red man southbound - if it was deliberate, it would presumably mean that cyclists could cross on red southbound, but not northbound.
Nonsense! It's a through route for cycles (and why is there a 50-metre gap in the shared-use provision here?)
Showing the repaired pothole of #162424. The worst of it has been fixed, but it looks to me like they missed a bit with that puddle!
Cycleway closed for utility works - coming in to Cambridge it's easy to see a route through the bus stop lay-by, but heading out people just go across the muddy grass.
New traffic calming on the West Cambridge site (and another being installed on the other side of the road)
While the bridge over the M11 is (still) closed, it looks as if they've done some repairs on the Coton Path.
Success - Norfolk Street now a School Street - long overdue given the danger shown at #91918 and #10532
A shopper is forced to walk the narrow gap between this van and a high hedge. This is the main link for pedestrians between the Retail Park and the Beehive Centre. It is also a shared use cycle route leading to the toucan crossing. Ju ... [more]
Nasty pothole on Cherry Hinton Road - with an edge just where most cyclists are likely to be riding. Someone else has already reported this at: https://highwaysreporting.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/?id=358509 Partially repaired a couple of ... [more]
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.
The cycle lane soon ends, but if space was taken from the hatched area on the right it could be extended a bit closer to the new shared-use path across the A14.
Traffic flow has been reversed through the Histon Road roadworks. This gap is how cyclists are meant to rejoin the road network.
Subsiding cycleway There's a report at: https://highwaysreporting.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/?id=00358948 The reporter (not me) says: "Pavement sinking considerably where river goes under road. Very dangerous at night" The cone has app ... [more]
Traffic calming being installed - it's fairly obvious, but when the signs say Road Closed, they don't include cyclists and pedestrians.
Double yellows on Red Cross Lane will contribute to a much-used cycle route near Addenbrooke's, BioMed Campus, and Busway path
The traffic flows on Norwich Street have been reversed, due to the modal filter on Panton Street - but there's still cycling both ways.
The usual rubbish from Cambridgeshire Highways - the whole point of a modal filter, by definition, is that the road is not totally closed, only to motor vehicles.
The usual rubbish from Cambridgeshire Highways - the whole point of a modal filter, by definition, is that the road is not totally closed, only to motor vehicles. In any case I think this should read 'Norwich Street Closed' (as it has rever ... [more]
Ice on the footway/cycleway at the top of this busway bridge over the railway, where there’s a shadow from the wall.
Ice on the footway/cycleway at the top of this busway bridge over the railway, where there’s a shadow from the wall.
This sign does not appear to be associated with any works and no similar signs are encountered when approaching from the opposite direction.
These signs do not appear to be associated with any works and no similar signs are encountered when approaching from the opposite direction. Reported at: https://highwaysreporting.cambridgeshire.gov.uk?id=00358333 Thursday 28 Jan: ... [more]
Voi ebike and escooters on Parker’s Piece. I took the ebike here out for an 18 minutes ride which cost £3.70. It is electric assist and although the bike feels a little heavy it was easy and fun to ride. There were two problems: the f ... [more]
Bernie watching the Thoday Street cycle parking. (Image from Google Maps - used under fair use parody copyright provisions.)
Panton Street, Cambridge These arrows defined at: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/773421/traffic-signs-manual-chapter-05.pdf
Panton Street, Cambridge Conflicting signage: one way arrows and a sign that shows contraflow cycling.
Norwich Street, Cambridge Note: there is lots of informal cycle parking against properties on this street (with mixed levels of security) and no official cycle parking stands on the street.
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