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Milton Keynes’ redway system. Sign is a bit faded but reads: Ahead to: Bradville Stantonbury Bancroft Behind to: Local Centre Bradwell Bradwell Common
Irony of closing a redway with bikes used to promote a development. At least there were some redway diversion signs nearby.
The dropped kerb for entering the Whitemoss Avenue underpass from Whitemoss Road has been positioned in an awkward place handier for the steps than the ramp, and is only convenient for coming from the east. There is already a dropped kerb a ... [more]
A slightly wider path next to Greenhills Primary School, although the lampposts have been planted within the width of the path, making it effectively slightly narrower.
Electric vehicle charging point built in to a lamppost - by ubitricity. @Emuziek @SeidelClint @lucullus @CarolineRussell @se1 @citycyclists @AdamDKHarrison @RantyHighwayman @justin_lester @victoriawalks @SouthwarkLS @livingstreets @LBR ... [more]
Glasgow's joined up infra as it transitions from segregated to 'shared with pedestrians'. A pole and a parked van. Nice. https://t.co/I1zYIvWeLB
The Wester Way alongside Phase 4 of the Bishopbriggs Relief Road. The lampposts have been planted in the path rather than alongside it (as has been done on the adjacent road), but other than this, it is built to a reasonable standard, an ... [more]
The dropped kerb required for cycling along the path in #100561, if it were not blocked by the parked van, is always obstructed by the lamppost. The 'No Through Road' needs an 'except cycles' sign if the path is to be considered to be pa ... [more]
One route sign has two poles and is pointing the right way, but one of the signs sharing lamppost is pointing the wrong way. Plus a rather messy path junction.
The Govan Road toucan crossing leads straight into a wonky lamppost on Pacific Drive. The footways straights ahead and to the right are both shared use.
Plenty of tyre tracks in the frost, and the lamppost (previously in the middle of the path as seen in #86772) has been relocated to the edge.
Shared use path on Bracknell High Street looking towards Skimpedhill Lane Location: , Bracknell (England, United Kingdom)
Where are all the bussists? Newly built disused bus stops on the Cathkin Relief Road, because the bus company quite sensibly decided it would rather continue running its buses along Fernhill Road. But still no excuse for the lighting col ... [more]
Boughton Road Recreation Ground, Rugby - path Location: , Brownsover (England, United Kingdom) Before heading back to Rugby Station (I went under the bridge on Mill Road), I wanted to check of the River Avon while I was in the town. ... [more]
No motor vehicles or cycles on mown verge - Swanshurst Lane, Moseley Location: Springfield, Birmingham City (England, United Kingdom) Seen from the 11C bus stop opposite. Not far from what was the Sarehole area. So many grass ver ... [more]
The path from Holytown to Eurocentral would be even better if the lampposts had been placed outside the width of the path. As it is they create an unnecessary narrowing at each post.
A section of the A77 cycleway being upgraded. Unfortunately the newly installed lighting columns now obstruct the path. With some forward planning, they could have been placed nearer the fence, out of the way of the cycleway.
An upgraded section of the A77 cycleway. Unfortunately the newly installed lighting columns now obstruct the path. With some forward planning, they could have been placed nearer the fence, out of the way of the cycleway.
Brand new. What a shambles. This council is ripping the pish out of us, folks. https://t.co/EWsktpLR7v
Lamppost partially blocking dropped kerb forming part of cycle route whose signs are fixed to said lamppost.
Not really designed as a cycle route. Ramp to underpass beneath Blackthorn Road, with obstructive lighting columns.
A very narrow section of Clyde Gateway cycle track past the back of a bus shelter, and poor visibility of motor traffic for merge onto carriageway where there is a left-hook risk at the Dunn Street multi-lane junction.
One of the four bus shelters plonked on the Clyde Gateway cycle track, with the cycle track crudely diverted around it. Watch out for that lamppost! Bus shelter also hides cyclists merging onto carriageway just beyond, where there is a left ... [more]
A narrow path made narrower by the lighting columns being planted in the path. This is a signed cycle path.
A wind and solar-powered variable message sign to warn drivers of cyclists transferring between the shared-use footway and the on-road cycle lanes at the junction ahead. I wonder what it says. Two lampposts planted in the shared-use foot ... [more]
New lighting has been installed along the riverside path, but the lampposts have been planted in the path, obstructing it. It's 2015!
Street lighting being replaced. The new lampposts are sited almost in the middle of the footway. In fact this one is half a lamppost width further towards the centre than the previous one (which can be seen in the ground having been cut off ... [more]
Work underway on creating the Clydebank North Circular Link alongside the A82. Some surface repairs being done here. The lighting may need some work too! www.west-dunbarton.gov.uk/roads-parking-travel/road-safety/road-safety-walking-cycl ... [more]
Narrow Two-way Cycle path on pavement next to busy North Circular Road with signposts planted in the middle of the cycle path
While including a cycle track alongside this section of the tramway is commendable, planting the lighting columns within the width of the path is not.
A lamppost positioned in the worst place possible, in the middle of an already narrow path at a blind corner.
Hostile and grim the narrow shared use alongside the A10 gets even narrower because of these lamp posts. http://a10corridorcycle.com/
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