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The link from Girton to the route alongside the A14 has at last been improved for cycling - by National Highways, surprisingly.
The link from Girton to the route alongside the A14 has at last been improved for cycling - by National Highways, surprisingly.
The link from Girton to the route alongside the A14 has at last been improved for cycling - by National Highways, surprisingly.
The link from Girton to the route alongside the A14 has at last been improved for cycling - by National Highways, surprisingly.
The farm access road from Bar Hill to Girton is now signposted as a bridleway. The route to Girton is the narrow path just to the right of the obvious route. The footpath to the right should be improved as a cycle route to Eddington.
The farm access road from Bar Hill to Girton is now signposted as a bridleway - for a lot of cyclists this will be a better route to/from Cambridge than the cycleway by the A1307 past the crematorium.
The farm access road from Bar Hill to Girton is now signposted as a bridleway - for a lot of cyclists this will be a better route to/from Cambridge than the cycleway by the A1307 past the crematorium. It's also marked as a dead end, … [more]
The farm access road from Bar Hill to Girton is now signposted as a bridleway - for a lot of cyclists this will be a better route to/from Cambridge than the cycleway by the A1307 past the crematorium.
Flooded path (cycles can pass) - this really should have been transformed into a modern cycleway before Eddington opened.
The hideously narrow cycle lanes painted recently in Girton. Too narrow for a person in a handcycle to use, and often covered in parked cars anyway.
The Girton-Histon bridleway was a metalled track once - now the shared-use path along New Road is clearly the preferred route.
The Girton-Histon bridleway was a metalled track once - now the shared-use path along New Road is clearly the preferred route.
Cars parked as if the new cycle lanes hadn't been painted - because of course they're advisory and thus useless.
Start of new advisory cycle lanes painted by Cambridgeshire County Council because proper mandatory lanes would take time and effort.
New advisory cycle lanes painted by Cambridgeshire County Council because proper mandatory lanes would take time and effort.
New advisory cycle lanes painted by Cambridgeshire County Council because proper mandatory lanes would take time and effort - so drivers leave cars in the cycle lane and the cyclist is pushed out into the road.
Works on this path to Huntingdon Road have finished and locals have pushed aside the barriers. Time to remove them properly.
Only the narrow path to the right is open, but it should be possible to open up the old route to the left.
Only the narrow path to the left is open, but it should be possible to open up the old route to the right.
Junction of new service road and the footpath from Girton to Huntingdon Road - it's not clear what will happen to road traffic here.
People are reluctant to cross Girton Road here to reach the crossing of the Huntingdon Road, because of fast cars turning into Girton Road.
See clip at http://youtu.be/gOeMarpER4A The bottom end of Washpit Lane is overgrown. Quite awkward to get through here with brambles seeking blood! Despite this being the same bridleway route through to Girton as … [more]
See clip at http://youtu.be/gOeMarpER4A This is a cycle route across and through the A14/M11 junction. It goes along the side of the A14. Notice that the signs are NOT in the path. An example of good practice!
See clip at http://youtu.be/gOeMarpER4A Path through A14/M11 junction overgrown. My hand got ripped from my handlebars trying to get through this bush. Reported to County Council, reference NM-77757.
See clip at http://youtu.be/gOeMarpER4A Path from near Madingley American Cemetery to Girton. Probably useable throughout the year. The goes through the A14/M11 interchange later, but is fully segregated from traffic with 3 slightly … [more]
I saw a cyclist cut through this gap, salmon up the hatched area then cross into the one-way (the other way) cycle lane to Girton. Why??
Paved footpath from the Huntingdon Road to Girton - this should be improved before the NorthWest Cambridge development opens.
Paved footpath from Girton to the Huntingdon Road - this should be improved before the NorthWest Cambridge development opens.
Footpath on former road bridge across the A14 - this should be restored to its full width before the NorthWest Cambridge development opens.
Paved footpath from the Huntingdon Road to Girton - this should be improved before the NorthWest Cambridge development opens.
Paved footpath on former road - this should be restored to its full width before the NorthWest Cambridge development opens.
Paved footpath from Girton to the Huntingdon Road - this needs to be improved before the NorthWest Cambridge development opens.
Paved footpath from Girton to the Huntingdon Road - this needs to be improved before the NorthWest Cambridge development opens.
Start of paved footpath from Girton to the Huntingdon Road - this needs to be improved before the NorthWest Cambridge development opens.
Half-hidden in leaves, a bypass that lets cycles avoid cars turning right but still brings them into the roundabout rather than beyond it.
Typically car-dominated South Cambs housing development - there's not even enough car parking, and the only place to lock bikes in on the railings.
As at Orchard Park, developers in S Cambs forget about things like dropped kerbs and have to add them as a shoddy afterthought. Nice covered cycle parking at the sheltered housing across the road, though.
Crude cycle parking at Wolfson Court (Girton College), a railing into which people place their front wheels, and concrete slabs with indentations for front wheels, neither of which make it easy to properly secure a bike. Many bikes are … [more]
Narrow Pavement Cycleway - its OK when its like this, but treacherous when there are pedestrians, dog-walkers and oncoming cyclists.
'Farm Access Only' at the Girton end of Washpit Lane - not if you're on foot, bike or horse it isn't. As usual, road signs refer only to cars!
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