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Advisory Cyclists Dismount to cross the road to continue the cycleway at Station Square, Milton Keynes.
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]
BBC report: "The drivers of four cars that were crushed after being parked illegally have been branded "lazy, inconsiderate law-breakers" by a mayor. Fines were issued for a further nine cars left on the pavement in Howard Street in … [more]
Van and car parking on the (presumably shared use) footway connecting the Craighall Road toucan crossing to the Forth & Clyde Canal at Speirs Wharf. The car is also blocking a dropped kerb (the dropped kerb can be seen better in #188011).
Small Street, Bristol Seems to be a one-way street judging by the arrow sign on the right despite some kind of cycle lane marking in the foreground.
There appear to be Belisha Beacons on those lighting columns, but they are covered with some kind of tape. This looks therefore like some kind of failed attempt to construct a pedestrian crossing.
How many vehicles can you see breaking how many rules? How are we going to get 8 to 80 year olds cycling in Edinburgh when the authorities fail to keep usable even the few segregated bike lanes we have? #queensferryroad … [more]
There's a sort of route between the bridge on the left and the path on the right here on Renfrew Street. The area is known as Charing Cross. The bridge has three small steps at the far end, so it is not a cycle route.
This lamppost is the only hint that there is a Charles Rennie Mackintosh art centre here. It has burned down twice and is obscured by the dense scaffolding. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Rennie_Mackintosh
[Image taken 19.8.22] Terry Avenue junction with Clementhorpe, York. Flood gates - context: #164634. Other image today and links: #185660.
Once again, luxury car, prat plate, and entitled parking. Apparently it's OK for him to park here because he can't get through the restrictions. 666S @YPLAC https://t.co/850agk4xSY
National support for keeping cycling in Eastbourne town centre. One more day to register your complaint, as to the threat to active travel. Great article from @WeAreCyclingUK https://t.co/r1Y89i8lW1 https://t.co/mcYbH6Jl8f
Nice bit of parking this morning forcing me to go head on with oncoming traffic or stop. I chose to stop, hence the photo. I guess this is a regular delivery so it would be good to hear your opinion please @CambsCops @camcycle @camcitco … [more]
Nightingale Avenue, Low Traffic Neighbourhood. The right hand side of the road is full of stored motor vehicles. There's a double yellow line there but it was overpainted with black but the black has worn out in places. See #150668. A leg … [more]
Purbeck Road, Cambridge Lined with bollards, presumably to prevent motor vehicles being driven onto the footway. The alcove on the right is marked out with an OFO symbol - for the abandoned ofo bike scheme.
The double yellow lines continue across the advisory pedestrian crossings and into the Restricted Parking Zone where double yellow lines are not meant to go. There are no markings or signs to say that the parking extending into the distance … [more]
The concrete barriers have been replaced by nice planters, but the sign still calls this an experimental closure.
[Image taken 10.5.22] Monks Cross retail park, Monks Cross, Huntington, York. A York Cars taxi 558 blocks the cycle circuit. Context: #175978. Other image today (also of obstruction of a cycle route): #182536.
Kerb on eastern side has been moved a little too, to narrow the carriageway. Speeds are still high and visibility on approach from East poor. No contracting tarmac and markings are hard to see. Some cars give way, most don't even notice the … [more]
Kerbline moved to narrow crossing/carriageway, but no thought given to people wanting to cycle this way (towards camera)
Clearly these are routes that the council want to encourage people on bikes to use (rather than the A6). So why isn’t a road like this filtered to encourage drivers to use the A6? https://t.co/gAnjHTWIS0
Sneaky how the final orcas move closer to the kerb, with the first one camouflaged within the word "END". Ninewells Avenue. @dundeecycling @RantyHighwayman https://t.co/kDtuafDe6p
[Image taken 14.4.22] Deangate, entrance to Minster Yard, York. The sign has been abandoned. It's the start of the Easter weekend. There is no owner information/contact details. Context: #181696, #181697 and contrast (also today: #181696). … [more]
[Image taken 14.4.22] Deangate, entrance to Minster Yard, York. 12 days after the event and the sign is still in the area... But now on the ground as bright yellow litter. Context: #181697. Other images this subject today: #181697 and … [more]
New filter on Staveley Road: children on bikes & scooters, pedestrians with dogs. New planting including four new cherry trees. Just in time for cherryblossom season this week.
[Further image of this issue here but also positive comments about the rack design: #182113.] [Image taken on 27.3.22] Deangate, York. Putting racks here is a good move. They are on the edge of the shopping area and very close to numerous … [more]
[Image taken on 27.3.22] Tanner Row, York. I spent an hour or more with my dustpan and brush. There were shards of green glass and of orange glass. But most was clear. There's a large circular piece that suggests it came from a drinking … [more]
Barrier to prevent pedestrians stepping out into the path of motor traffic, where there’s no footway.
Stamford - dreadful pedestrian environment. Although this is a traffic signalled junction there are no phases in that for pedestrians and no crossing facilities. There's a large amount of motor traffic and very narrow footways.
I’ve been less critical of others when it comes to compromises in Kingston’s cycle network, but this is unforgivably bad. Completely unacceptable design. https://t.co/iItm2hKb5E
Railway Terrace - a sweet little road with no motor vehicle storage that provides a pedestrian and cycle route into Grantham from the railway station.
Railway Terrace - a sweet little road with no motor vehicle storage that provides a pedestrian and cycle route into Grantham from the railway station.
The half decent cycleway on North Parade, Grantham comes to an ignominious end at this horrible junction where you are confronted with the one-way gyratory system coming at you.
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