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Pointless barriers on the cycleway from Great Kneighton to Hauxton Road - the road is a quiet dead-end, and could easily give way to this useful cycle route.
End of about 100m of footway/cycleway, just to bypass the traffic lights and probably tick some box.
Start of about 100m of footway/cycleway, just to bypass the traffic lights and probably tick some box.
There are pairs of cycle stands dotted around Centrum Gardens in the Novo development at Great Kneighton
There are pairs of cycle stands dotted around Centrum Gardens in the Novo development at Great Kneighton
There are pairs of cycle stands dotted around Centrum Gardens in the Novo development at Great Kneighton
Unnecessary barriers on the new cycleway from Hauxton Road to the Novo development at Great Kneighton
Big barriers to keep cyclists from going down steps - but why on earth did they build steps here in the middle of nowhere?
Gates wide open on a Sunday morning, but no pedestrians or cyclists allowed on this construction access.
It's not clear whether this will remain a traffic-free cut-through - it could do with improving anyway.
The traffic lights default to green for the road and red for the busway - they seem to have totally forgotten about the cycleway!
Someday this may form part of a 'strategic cycleway' on the west side of Hobson's brook. This part was done differently to the others, and it's clearly incomplete.
Someday this may form part of a 'strategic cycleway' on the west side of Hobson's brook. This might be a semi-decent stab at filtered permeability / cycle street network. The bollards are OK. Maybe a little close, and of the unforgiving … [more]
Ridiculous 'Cyclists dismount and use footway' sign. Meanwhile, the works are preparing to narrow the shared-use path in order to create yet another traffic lane! It's like I stepped into a time machine and ended up back in the 20th … [more]
Rollercoaster footways, undulating up and down. They had complete freedom of design and lots of space, and yet they managed to build the footway in the worst possible way!
New busway junction that prioritises a tiny amount of motor traffic over walking, cycling and public transport.
New busway junction that prioritises a tiny amount of motor traffic over walking, cycling and public transport.
New busway junction that prioritises a tiny amount of motor traffic over walking, cycling and public transport.
New busway junction that prioritises a tiny amount of motor traffic over walking, cycling and public transport. Note that the car has just blown past a sign reading 'No motorised vehicles except buses'
New busway junction that prioritises a tiny amount of motor traffic over walking, cycling and public transport.
New busway junction that prioritises a tiny amount of motor traffic over walking, cycling and public transport.
Car-dominated planning and no permeability (there should be a gap through the wall at left) in Great Kneighton.
For some reason this track to the Great Kneighton park is closed off at this end only - but people and bikes are passing through the gap to the left.
Path (used by cycles) across the Great Kneighton park under Addenbrooke's Road - but this is closed by a gate at the far end.
Path (used by cycles) across the Great Kneighton park under Addenbrooke's Road - but this is closed by a gate at the far end.
Useless access to Great Kneighton - reminiscent of the assumption in rural Cambridgeshire that bridleways are for horses, not bikes.
Access to Great Kneighton - no dropped kerb, so it won't be possible to nip across from Rutherford Road.
novo development of 286 dwellings at Great Kneighton. Provides two Sheffield stands at its sales office.
House builders like using bicycles in their advertising, unfortunately the facilities on the ground often don't match this enthusiasm.
Awful junction into the Great Kneighton development from Long Road - cyclists going ahead will fall off a cliff, whereas they're supposed to go right, 90 degrees left, 90 degrees right, 90 degrees left twice and right. Doubtless having to … [more]
Awful junction into the Great Kneighton development from Long Road - cyclists going ahead will fall off a cliff, whereas they're supposed to go left, 90 degrees right twice, 90 degrees left, 90 degrees right and left. Doubtless having to … [more]
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