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By good luck, Coventry station has one bridge for pedestrians, and a separate one with lifts for cycles, wheelchairs and people with heavy luggage.
[Image taken 14.4.21] Sheffields (racks) at Monks Cross, (Huntington), York. The aisle (gap between the racks) is just 187cm wide. There was no room for me to be able to reverse out without lifting my cycle. For a second view of this site … [more]
I'm slightly surprised that the lifts at Amsterdam Centraal station aren't a bit bigger. One bike at a time, as a rule.
'Lift to Cycle Route' at Gatwick airport - rather mysterious, and I'm not sure how the lift works anyway.
Leighton Buzzard station has elevators / lifts that can accommodate cycles. Two billion people use elevators every day.
The lift cabins at Cambridge North station are a bit longer than those at Cambridge main station. They also have doors at both ends making it much easier to pass through.
There is a lift near the pier between the Western Esplanade/Marine Parade and the end of the High Street. There is also a hair-pin path behind the lift which one person cycled up while I was there. Also visible are the 20mph speed limit … [more]
Bad news mate, the lift's not working! The south side lift was off during the morning rush hour, and there were loads of cyclists carrying their bikes down the stairs, while I was going up.
Video of a narrow lift bride in Oldenburg dating from 1927. The bridge provides an advanced green for cyclists to cross first once it is lowered. The system works with cameras to ensure that all cyclists are travelling over the bridge … [more]
Loads of space in the lift at Leeds station - a lesson for those who gave us the tiny ones at Cambridge
This is what station lifts should be like - a lesson for those who fitted the tiny ones at Cambridge.
The lifts are too short for a bike (about 62" or less than 1.60 m). They also force users wheeling their luggage, trolley or bike in to exit backwards. These lifts should be about 1/3 deeper, with an exit on the opposite end, like most … [more]
The vertical lift bridge from 1927 presents a bottleneck for different types of traffic in all directions. But once the bridge is lowered cyclists are the first to cross it as shown in this video. See also raised bridge … [more]
These steep stairs of the vertical lift bridge built in 1927 provide pedestrian access to crossing the "Kanal" when the "Cäcilienbrücke" is raised: http://iitm.be/cyclistsliftbridge . The railings for bicycles are a late addition and … [more]
The recess by the doors in the lifts at Audley End Station measures 12 cm. The main dimension of the lifts is 1.6m x 1.6m. This additional 12 cm means that bikes can actually just fit in the lift by turning their front wheel slightly. … [more]
The bikes at Audley End can comfortably accommodate 1 bike and 1 wheelchair user. We were told that these lifts are turned off from 7pm.