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The excellent footbridge across Kingsway, connecting Kelso Drive and Burns Park. A few more of these wouldn't go amiss!
Blacklaw Drive, and footbridge. Again, no signage for East Kilbride cycle route 2 at the junction ahead.
Steps on the path between The Centre Roundabout underpass and Avondale Avenue. Avoid this path on a bike.
The unusual timber and concrete footbridge across Greenhills Road to the Greenhills Library and shops.
Footbridges across Crosshouse Road (foreground) and Mallard Crescent (background). Plus a 'Cyclists Dismount' sign.
The path between Crosshouse and the Greenhills shops, crossing Crosshouse Road by means of a footbridge.
Signs for the Clydebank North Circular Link alongside the A82 dual carriageway. The ramp to Glenhead Road replaces steps that were there previously.
Footbridge over A61 to Wharf Lane Towpath and Cuckoo Way goes to left just before railing. Note that there is a drop onto the towpath
Woodgate Valley Country Park - footbridge on the Bourn Brook Location: , Birmingham City (England, United Kingdom) Footbridge on the Bourn Brook
A decent quality bridge across the Westquarter Burn, and the path up to Polmont Road, both part of the HArTT cycle route.
A single-sided sign for the routes available across the Grange Burn, but a low kerb rather than a proper dropped kerb at the end of the path. I wouldn't want to bump the bike over this when it is loaded with shopping!
A footbridge across the Grange Burn Flood Relief Channel, linking the Grange Burn path to Rannoch Park. The A905 and M9 motorway lie beyond.
The path alongside the Grange Burn, a bridge across the Grange Burn, and a sign for a completely cycleable walking route to Grangemouth Stadium.
The Carnbroe foot and cycle bridge over the A8 dual carriageway. Why no direction sign? I know where it leads to, but that's not the point.
I'm not sure what the best way to Uddingston from here would be, but the path on the left leads as far as Strathclyde Business Park. You'd have to find your own way from there. If you were approaching from this direction, you'd have been ... [more]
The foot and cycle bridge over the M8 motorway and A8 dual carriageway to the Showcase Cinema and Kirkwood, but why the gate?
A sign for the footbridge over the M8 motorway and A8 dual carriageway to the Showcase Cinema and Kirkwood.
If you can't read the sign next to the bridge, and don't know which side of this barrier to pass, no worries - it's pointing the wrong way anyway! See also #97669 and #99654.
Signs at the junction of bridges over the massive Shawhead road junction. You'll know where you're going if coming from Eurocentral? The route to/from Eurocentral is shut just now in any case, with no signed diversion.
No access to the bridge over the A725 coming from the south, although there is plenty of room for a ramp.
Unlike all the other bridges nearby, this bridge over the North Calder Water has a bumpy transition at each end, which since it is on a downhill section towards Strathclyde Business Park could cause someone to lose control of their bike if ... [more]
No option for taking a shortcut down the embankment. Pedestrians have to walk this unnecessary distance too!
So tell me again why there isn't a ramp from the far side of this bridge directly towards Strathclyde Country Park to the right?
The most indirect route possible has been chosen for the cycle route between Bothwell and Strathclyde Country Park through the Raith Interchange.
I did suggest at a meeting with Transport Scotland that they link the two bridges across the Raith Interchange roundabout with a bridge over the M74 motorway, creating a far more direct route. But they weren't having it. "Eyesore" or "distr ... [more]
The barriers on the Springburn Expressway footbridge remain in place. Sighthill seen during redevelopment, with some old and new buildings visible, and off to the right, reinstated access from the footbridge to Pinkston Drive.
New cycle stands at the bridge to the Murano Street student halls complex, with CCTV coverage, and a forgiving kerb!
@andy_fab @BritishSigns @ShowMeASignBlog Today's position. At least the Coatbridge sign (hidden) is now pointing the right way [The others are pointing the wrong way. Strathclyde Business Park also needs added to the Uddingston sign, which ... [more]
@CycleInfraDay wedges of tarmac to cycle up/down steps on motorway footbridge at Charing X. https://t.co/N9oDnxhxnM
The painted cycle lanes start just after the Broomhouse roundabout (M74 motorway junction) and then encounter a bus stop. A stepped ramp footbridge has been provided for pedestrians (including bus passengers) to cross the road.
The stepped footbridge across the Clydeside Expressway is no longer part of NCN7, but still hinders local journeys between Yorkhill and Bell's Bridge. The signpost is also unnecessarily obstructive for anyone going along the path.
A bit messy, but the footbridge across Turner Road from #88392 comes down here, and cycling across it is allowed.
Other than the barriers in #87543, a good job has been made of the replacement footbridge at Hillington.
Typical Singapore bus stop (early on a Sunday morning), fully covered, with covered links to an integrated footbridge - also a yellow box to allow buses to pull out.
01_2016_051 Cycle route alongside the A27, near Chichester, January 2016 [I think he missed the 'Cyclists Dismount' sign at the foot of the ramp to the footbridge]
01_2016_037 Cycle route alongside the A27, near Chichester, January 2016 [A 'Cyclists Dismount' section]
Rea Valley Route - Kings Norton Recreation Ground - path on NCN 5 - stream off the River Rea - footbridge Location: Kings Norton, Birmingham City (England, United Kingdom) On the Rea Valley Route in Kings Norton, Birmingham. I left ... [more]
The Lye Brae footbridge looking towards Carbrain. The path alongside the houses continues right through Carbrain to meet the Cumbernauld Cycle Route 1, and is quite useable on a bike.
The Lye Brae footbridge, looking towards Kildrum. This could easily be part of the Cumbernauld Cycle Network.
'Cyclists Dismount' signs either side of a small bridge over the Allander Water, and signs for the Allander Way. No dropped kerb to get out of car park either.
'Cyclists Dismount' signs either side of a wide footbridge. This location is actually very close to the Allander Leisure Centre, separated only by the railway line. A link under the railway here would be very useful (see also #70948).
The improved section of path doesn't even stretch as far as the bridge. The path beyond here is even worse!
Once across the footbridge from the car park, it's back onto the Cumbernauld path network, but this sign seems a bit confused. According to the council map I have, route 1 to Croy and route 3 to Ravenswood is left, route 3 to Cumbernauld Gl ... [more]
Route sign for cycle route 1 directing cyclists down the complex ramp at the railway station (which has 'Cyclists Dismount' signs here and at #67691), and the starting sign for routes 1e and 1f. It may be better to start the route outside t ... [more]
Sign for cycle route 1 at the new bridge over the railway. The path on the right goes to one of the platforms at Cumbernauld Station.
Route 2 crosses the main carriageway of Lye Brae on a footbridge, but goes under a sliproad. The footbridge has both a ramp and steps at this end (level with ground at other end). [The concrete sculpture next to the steps can be seen to ... [more]
A 'turn left' sign for this location where the route turns right then swings around to the left, up ramp onto footbridge over North Carbrain Road.
Sign says route 2 forks right here. Now possibly it means cross the footbridge and back through the underpass in #70416, but forking left leads there directly.
The replacement for the damaged Hillington Footbridge is still not in place. It's meant to be opening this month! http://www.transportscotland.gov.uk/project/m8-hillington-footbridge-replacement UPDATE: This timelapse sequence shows t ... [more]
A Cyclists Dismount sign at the footbridge over the Condorrat Ring Road. This side of the footbridge has a ramp and steps, the other side is at ground level (see #70318).
Cumbernauld's cycle route 2 continues onto the footbridge across the Condorrat Ring Road. There is also a marker post with a blue arrow.
Footbridge over the Luggie Water, and the path up to the canal and town centre. The Strathkelvin Railway Path turns right at the end of the bridge.
The elevated walkway in front of the flats crosses an intermediate side road by way of a footbridge, with a Cyclists Dismount sign.
A nice smooth curve in the junction at the end of the footbridge, but no signs for cycle route 2. [It goes straight ahead, to #70616.]
This footbridge has a fairly big No Vehicles, Cyclists Dismount sign just out of shot to the left, and there are steps at the far end.
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