Tags: gyratory

#179482, nearby

Nobody Inn on Grantham's horrible heavy traffic gyratory, three lanes of one-way!

#179481, nearby

The half decent cycleway on North Parade, Grantham comes to an ignominious end at this horrible junction where you are confronted with the one-way gyratory system coming at you.

#166220, nearby

This ASL on Rougier Street, York, is critical for cyclists to be able to move around the road network, particularly for people approaching from Tanner's Moat. (See: #166218) However, it is frequently obstructed either completely or partly … [more]

#166218, nearby

[Image taken 19.3.21] By blocking the ASL on Rougier Street, York, this motorcyclist is also preventing cyclists using the two-way cycle cut-through left in the image. The facility is a critical link between Tanner's Moat and Rougier … [more]

#119888, nearby

Pedestrians aren't meant to use the north side of the gyratory at the Hydro, and it isn't much more suitable for cycling either. There used to be a direct underpass link towards the SECC here, but it was filled in when the gyratory was … [more]

#119886, nearby

The gyratory doesn't even have a footway at the back of the Hydro car park, and with the SECC covered walkway closed, people are finding their way to Finnieston as best they can.

#119883, nearby

The gyratory at the Hydro. To get back onto Finnieston Street, take lane 3 through this junction, lane 2 around the corner, and regain the inside lane after the next turn.

#119878, nearby

To cycle up Finnieston St, one needs to traverse the gyratory around the Hydro car park.

#112487, nearby

An overrun area for U-turning vehicles on new Derek Dooley Way gyratory layout, but judging from the tyre marks on the footway, even this is insufficient.

#110998, nearby

Some sort of gyratory system in the centre of Brighouse.