Tags: drop

#167361, nearby

[Image taken 18.4.21] Clifton Moor Gate, York. There's a huge disconnect between the new provision across Clifton Moor Gate and the routes to and from it. For example, Hurricane Way, is permeable only to people on foot and on cycles at the … [more]

#164852, nearby

[Image taken 3.3.21] At Tanner Row, near junction with Rougier Street, York, there are parked vehicles. This reduces the width of the carriageway and means drivers use the advisory contraflow cycle lane often even when there is a person on … [more]

#164851, nearby

[Image taken 3.3.21] At Tanner Row, near junction with Rougier Street, York, there's no step-free access to/from the cycle parking. But also no 'escape route' for when drivers use the advisory contraflow cycle lane despite someone on a … [more]

#164850, nearby

[Image taken 3.3.21] At Tanner Row, near junction with Rougier Street, York, the only drop kerb (step-free) access to/from the cycle parking. It's tight, it's behind a signpost. Access is from a busy road and from a contraflow advisory … [more]

#164846, nearby

[Update: see: #172110, #172114.] [Image taken 2.3.21] Rougier Street junction with Tanner Row, York. This triangle is cluttered. It has bus stops along the Rougier Street side, with shelters and bus stop signs. There's a new info 'totem' … [more]

#164381, nearby

[Image taken 16.2.21] Monks Cross, York, retail area has a network of pavements and cycle routes including around the perimeter. However, there are gaps in the continuity. For example there is no drop kerb for pedestrians or people on … [more]

#162109, nearby

[Image taken 1.2.21] York, Monks Cross, segregated cycle and pedestrian routes end without a drop kerb despite the family and disabled parking bays opposite. By contrast access from the car park/parking spaces to the shops is kerb free and … [more]

#162108, nearby

[Image taken 1.2.21] Walking route with symbol. By contrast the cycle route 'ends'. Though it is also the 'start'. So why the word and not a cycle symbol as elsewhere eg #156848? See also #162104, #162107, #162109

#162107, nearby

[Image taken 1.2.21] Monks Cross retail park, York. No drop kerb to assist anyone who might need it and despite the disabled parking spaces opposite. See also #162104, #162108, #162109

#162104, nearby

[Image taken 1.2.21] Monks Cross retail park, York. Pavement ends. No drop kerb for people in wheelchairs, using wheeled walkers, with a wheeled shopping bag. See also #162107 #162108 #162109

#61035, nearby

See clip at http://youtu.be/gOeMarpER4A This is the cut through to Teversham Drift which keeps you away from the awful High Street environment. The barriers make it difficult for cargo bikes and child carriers. And there's no drop kerb.

#60010, nearby

Priorities are evident at this new development.

#58987, nearby

This drop kerb, leading to a puddle, is barely wide enough for a pram, making a mockery of the markings. The insufficient width makes approach to it a much tighter angle than should be necessary, and should there be another path user there, … [more]

#33420, nearby

Apparently this drop kerb was set by cyclists fed up with either having to dismount or bump up the kerb. The path is a useful link to make a direct crossing of the A120.

#31069, nearby

Remove the dreadful chicane, add a drop kerb, and this is a perfectly good link between Old Heath Road and Littlebury Gardens.

#30894, nearby

This footpath off St. Cyrus Road is marked on the latest Cycle Colchester map as being a cycle route, yet there is no drop kerb, and an awkward chicane to negotiate before continuing across the road. See also #30893.

#30893, nearby

This footpath off St. Cyrus Road is marked on the latest Cycle Colchester map as being a cycle route, yet there is no drop kerb, and an awkward chicane to negotiate. See also #30894.

#30892, nearby

This footpath off Chalfont Road is marked on the latest Cycle Colchester map as being a cycle route, yet there is no drop kerb, nor markings on the road to stop cars parking here and blocking access.

#30418, nearby

New cycle symbol on the road at St Johns Green. The pavement alongside Southway has been transformed into a high quality cycle route. On second thought: the only difference is a badly placed 'Share the Space' bollard and awkward drop kerb.

#24575, nearby

New drop kerb for the Bromley Road entrance to Salary Brook.