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Farmers... so territorial. Cyclists have to dismount here on the temporary 'farm access' link from Fenstanton to Swavesey beside the new A14.
Farmers... so territorial. Cyclists have to dismount here on the temporary 'farm access' link from Fenstanton to Swavesey beside the new A14.
Shared-use path from the A14 bridge towards Conington, with the temporary 'farm access' link to Swavesey turning left (and a footpath to the right).
Shared-use path on bridge over the A14 (the footpath to the left doesn't really go anywhere) - with the the missing link cycleway from Fenstanton to Swavesey under construction on the far side of the A1307
End of shared-use path on bridge over the A14 (the footpath to the left doesn't really go anywhere) - with the the missing link cycleway from Fenstanton to Swavesey under construction on the far side of the A1307
Shared-use path from Fen Drayton to Fenstanton - I'm not sure there's room to use it in the other direction too.
Shared-use path out of Fenstanton - to the right, the Cyclists Turn left sign dates from when the A14 was just ahead and is not strictly needed now.
No Entry except buses and good vehicles on this short-cut - cyclists can use the shared-use path to the left but still, it would be make sense to officially allow them to use the road (like the cyclist in the distance).
The old road is only a dead-end for motor vehicles - cycles and pedestrians have an underpass beneath the A1307. I'm a bit surprised the priority hasn't been changed as virtually all the motor traffic takes the road to the right.
No dropped kerb at the start of this shared-use footway and link to the new development - tokenism, in other words.
Shared-use footway towards St Ives - cyclists can stay on the old road ahead where cars take the new road to the right.
Narrow shared-use path, basically only marked in the other direction - but there is some street lighting at this end.
This is marked as a shared-use path in the other direction, but it's too narrow to be much use anyway.
There's a largely redundant dual-carriageway, but instead of taking a lane to provide the missing link cycleway between Swavesey and Fenstanton, they're spending much more time and money on a new alignment in the fields.
No Entry to the slip road from the A1307 (the former A14) and one of various car-oriented housing developments here.
Astonishing - the new shared-use path by the A1307 comes to an abrupt end here, by the south/eastbound carriageway, with no way across for north/westbound cyclists etc. Also seen by: … [more]