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Blazing vine Location: , Cambridge District (England, UK) England can't compete with New England's autumn colours but all around Cambridge the vines are catching fire. Most of them are on venerable college buildings, but this beauty i ... [more]
Elephant and Castle roundabout with segregated cycle lanes on the circulating carriageway and approach arms London
Concrete surfaced track through Coton Nature Reserve. It cuts off a section of fast and narrow road into Coton.
Riding the path from Grantchester to Haslingfield. Only a public footpath on this side of the M11, the motorway bridge is stepped and not suitable for cycling. There is a crying need for a decent route between these villages. Location: , ... [more]
The ramped, stepped bridge between Grantchester and Haslingfield. The lack of legitimate cycle routes connecting these two villages is a disgrace. Location: England, United Kingdom Grantchester, Cambridge
Fairfield Station Tameside near Manchester. The road is clear and of all the spaces to park this Black Diesel Mercedes is obstructing a dropped kerb from a cycle path onto the road . Vehicle has a barely legal number plate. It's letter o le ... [more]
Cycling to the beach along the coastal path Location: , Burnham Overy Staithe (England, United Kingdom) Burnham Overy Staithe in Norfolk
Cambridge Rules 1848 Sculpture. Parker's Piece The rules of football were first written down in Cambridge in 1848. This new sculpture was unveiled in May 2018 to commemorate the event. It is inscribed with the rules in many different ... [more]
Christ's Pieces Location: , Cambridge (England, United Kingdom) Cycling signed as not permitted on Christ's Pieces but restrictions are widely disregarded away from the main path, without causing any apparent problems.
Contraflow cycling Norwich Street, Cambridge Fantastic! Such a small, simple, but incredibly important breakthrough. No entry, except cycles... in the UK! Thank you to whoever is responsible.
Along the Inn Location: Hotting, Innsbruck (Tyrol, Austria) Cycle path next to the River Inn, Innsbruk
Innsbruck underpass Well lit, but still a bit gloomy Location: Hotting, Innsbruck (Tyrol, Austria) Innsbruck
Garret Hostel Bridge A rare shared use path with enough width to cycle comfortably. If the Cambridge News is to be believed the County want to stop allowing people to cycle on it over fears that a tourist will get bumped into the river
Going fishing! Much improved bollard arrangement where Carter Bridge ramp joins Devonshire Road. Personally I would have liked to see a centerline marked for 5m up the ramp to help warn of the bollard, but this arrangement is as clear ... [more]
Traffic and tranquility Location: Cambridge (England, United Kingdom) The path across Coe Fen, with nose to tail traffic on Trumpington Street beyond
October mist at Coe Fen Technically a public footpath, as are almost all of Cambridge's traffic free cycle routes. The bridge was closed for several months for re-painting. It is a shame that it was not widened or a parallel cycle br ... [more]
Cycle lane behind parking bays Location: Camden Town, London (England, United Kingdom) I have been a bit scheptical about cycle lanes behind car parking bays, because of the risks of being car doored, or potential for obstruction. Thi ... [more]
The footway alongside the A603 Wimpole Rd Used by primary school children from outside the 30mph limit when cycling to school. There is ample width to upgrade this to a proper shared path
Comberton Road junction - acres of tarmac to cross and an alignment that encourages fast traffic speeds. Approaching traffic is directly behind you as you approach the crossing and people enter the junction at speed. I have seen two coll ... [more]
Crossing the M11(N) slip road - poor visibility. The road alignment encourages speed, and makes it difficult for people waiting to cross to anticipate which exit a car might be heading for.
M11 bridge - path is much too narrow. See how far people ride away from the edge barrier, and how close that puts them to the kerb.
M11 bridge approach - See how much clearance people give each other and how close that puts them to the path edge. This path could do with being wider here, and is much to narrow across the bridge itself.
M11 Coton Rd roundabout - using the main roundabout in preference to the cycle track Location: England, United Kingdom M11 Coton Rd roundabout - using the main roundabout in preference to the cycle track
Barton Rd cycle path - difficult crossing at Grange Rd. Busy, poor visibility, obstructed by emerging vehicles.
Steps really? In a purpose designed cycle park? Are there steps on the ramps for the car parking? Being serious, this is an irritation but doesn't really detract from what is otherwise a pretty good facility. I haven't come across any ... [more]
Two storey racks They seem better quality and more robust than the previous racks in the temporary cycle park. The bottom tier are awkward to use for tall people like me but the top tier seem fine. There are Sheffield stands too for p ... [more]
A cyclist heading West on Clarence Road, where a new kerb replaces the previous separation between cycle track and roadway (see #68195).
Even in the middle of winter the bridleway between Barton and Grantchester is well used by cyclists, as can be seen by the multitude of tyre tracks in the mud. This really could do with a proper, sealed surface.
In dry weather, this bridleway is a much nicer way of getting to Cambridge than the busy A603. Unfortunately the surface is poor and drainage non existent so when it rains you arrive at work with your bike, bags, clothes and shoes spatt ... [more]
Grantchester-Barton Bridleway Location: England, United Kingdom In dry weather, this bridleway is a much nicer way of getting to Cambridge than the busy A603. Unfortunately the surface is poor and drainage non existent so when it ... [more]
In dry weather, this bridleway is a much nicer way of getting to Cambridge than the busy A603. Unfortunately the surface is poor and drainage non existent so when it rains you arrive at work with your bike, bags, clothes and shoes spatt ... [more]
A coach turning north-east from Gilbert Road into Milton Road cutting up a cyclists - luckily no cyclist under these wheels. She wisely stopped and didn't get thrown against the dangerous railings. Picture 3/3, see also #56806 .
A coach turning north-east from Gilbert Road into Milton Road cutting up a cyclists. She wisely stops and doesn't get thrown against the dangerous railings. Picture 2/3, see also #56808 .
A coach turning north-east from Gilbert Road into Milton Road cutting up a cyclist. She wisely stops and doesn't get thrown against the dangerous railings. Picture 1/3, see also #56807 .
Okay, perhaps on a cycleroute this is a little overkill, but imagine using this sign instead of the "cyclist dismount" sign. It accurately says what is actually expected and means people walking and riding have an truer understanding of wha ... [more]
A so called shared path, put in by Council & will be a place of conflict with pedestrians. Time Councils & Sustrans got their act together.
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