Tags: grid

#173861, nearby

[Image taken 6.9.21] Marygate car park, Railway Walk, Scarborough Bridge, Earlsborough Terrace, York. [Note: No streetview at this location] Diversion signs for the works to connect electricity for the EV charging bays at the far end of the … [more]

#149810, nearby

New cattle grid replacing one which was a hazard to cycle over as bars were bent down.

#62021, nearby

Cattle grid

#61097, nearby

Note the segregated space for people walking (probably just missing a gate) and riding. Also the cattle grid approach for bikes. This looks wide enough for most cargo bikes and child carriers. All in all a really good example of properly … [more]

#60308, nearby

Cattle grid

#54692, nearby

Oxford's Marston meadows' cycle path. The cattle grid is accompanied by a pedestrian gate, but for some reason, instead of a sign advising pedestrians to use the path, rather than the cattle grid, there's one suggesting the opposite! If … [more]

#39520, nearby

See clip at http://youtu.be/IRYrGCyRaPE I take a big risk passing as close as I do. The door zone covers the entire cyclepath. Highway Code Rule 240 (backed up in law) http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_069860 … [more]

#38265, nearby

The cattle grids are a huge improvement over the old pinch stiles that used to prevent cattle from wandering off the commons. However, in a step backwards, the barriers have recently been fitted with these arms, jutting out into the path. … [more]

#38264, nearby

The cattle grids are a huge improvement over the old pinch stiles that used to prevent cattle from wandering off the commons. However, in a step backwards, the barriers have recently been fitted with these arms, jutting out into the path. … [more]

#31995, nearby

See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juGu4yZirmo At times people working on the road need to temporarily block cyclelanes. That is, of course, completely understandible. However, the only thing happening here is that the van is … [more]

#30983, nearby

The two cattle grids on the left are intended for bikes. It would appear that the third is for other vehicles, such as push-chairs, who have to make two sharp turns to proceed, or they can use the gate on the right. I think this … [more]

#28238, nearby

The bridge next to the Fort St. George in England. Much better than the old situation back in 2003, see #4107.

#6740, nearby

Cattle grids out of and into Coldham's Common.