Cycle parking and closure to motor traffic beneath Waterloo East station.
Left-turn lane for cyclists to route C27.
Cycle parking at Apsley House (Hyde Park Corner)
New two-way cycle-only route and bike-sharing station.
Contraflow cycle lane ahead to the British Museum
Flexible bollards, I hope, but still, why bother?
Protected straight-on and left-turn cycle lanes under construction.
Cycle parking, and roadworks for the creation of a new cycle route to Howland Street
No Entry Except Cycles - and no need for an island in the road.
The food market is clearly more important than Dutch-style ranks of cycle parking. Maybe they're right.
Start of recently pedestrianised zone
Recently pedestrianised zone
Recently pedestrianised zone
The cycle route sign has been turned 90 degrees - it's for traffic heading west/to the right.
Cyclists are supposed to turn right only because they can't be trusted to wait for pedestrians at the crossing to the left.
New contraflow cycleway and dooring zone
Nice level access to South Molton Street but there's a No Entry sign, alas.
Does there really need to be a cycling ban on Shepherd's Place in this day and age?
End of shared-use cycleway, turn left or right - there's a No Cycling sign (just to the right) for the footway ahead.
Pedestrian crossing point and tourists on the footway on Santander bikes.
No idea what slowing down is meant to achieve. Telling drivers to leave space might make more sense.
Pedestrian cut-through towards Paddington station
Lots of cycle parking under the wonderful roof of Paddington station
Lots of bike tags about this area being closed off for engineering work.
New segregated cycleway under construction on Gower Street, London
Strange semi-Dutch cycleway but with a cycle symbol on the carriageway, which is where most cyclists ride.
Counter-intuitive route for cyclists to Central London
There's a cycleway into this closed-off road but not out - a wasted opportunity.
Protected cycle lane at the Highgate Road junction, Kentish Town (and a Co-op delivery bike)
Protected cycle lane at the Highgate Road junction, Kentish Town
Rising bollards to the Leicester Square pedestrian area (no cycling)
Mysterious sign to an alternative NCN route 13
NCN route 13 east from the ExCel Centre
The bridge towards London City Airport opens (ie closes to pedestrians and cyclists) occasionally.
Bridge across Connaught Passage to London City Airport
NCN route 13 goes straight ahead here - what the arrow to the left is about I don't know.
Swing left here for NCN route 13 east from the ExCel Centre
NCN route 13 east from the ExCel Centre
NCN route 13 east from the ExCel Centre
NCN route 13 past the ExCel Centre
Cycle stands and road closure just west of the ExCel Centre
NCN route 13 west from the ExCel Centre
This was clearly built as a transporter bridge across the Royal Victoria Dock, but it doesn't seem to function any more - but bikes can be taken up and down to the upper bridge by lifts.
Cycle route along the south side of the Royal Victoria Dock
This was clearly built as a transporter bridge across the Royal Victoria Dock, but it doesn't seem to function any more - but bikes can be taken up and down to the upper bridge by lifts.
This was clearly built as a transporter bridge across the Royal Victoria Dock, but it doesn't seem to function any more - but bikes can be taken up and down to the upper bridge by lifts.
This was clearly built as a transporter bridge across the Royal Victoria Dock, but it doesn't seem to function any more - but bikes can be taken up and down to the upper bridge by lifts.
A few cycle spaces just west of the ExCel Centre
NCN route 13 past the ExCel Centre
NCN route 13 westwards from the ExCel Centre
Route signs on NCN route 13 at the ExCel Centre
A dead end for cars, perhaps, but not for cyclists.
Lots of cycle parking by the ITN building, London
Road closure and parallel crossings
Road closure and parallel crossings
There's a raised section of road but no other help for people wanting to cross Guilford Street here.
Cycle parking and barrier parallel to Grays Inn Road
Contraflow lane on Argyle St
Right-hook lane at this crossing to Kings Cross station
Private-public space in this new development by Waterloo station - no cycling, I'm sure.
Cycle parking in this new development, with the bridge to Waterloo station (steps only) in the background.
The Independent newspaper cargo trikes at the People's Vote march
Shepherd Market - I'd forgotten it actually existed. Not a cycleway, though.
Low level advanced lights for cyclists on CS2
Link from CS2 to Hanbury Street
Floating bus stop on CS2, London
Cycle-only lights on CS2 - right turn in two stages only
Totally blocked by deliveries on both sides.
As many cyclists heading into the City on CS3 as out in the evening rush
CS3 westbound into the City
Cycle lane at junction with CS3
Tower Bridge closure - 5 minutes for a ship to pass through, and for lots of cyclists to gather at the front of the queue (there are two pigeons on the bridge which quite happily rode up and down)..
Red light on Tower Bridge - 5 minutes for a ship to pass through, and for lots of cyclists to gather at the front of the queue.
Left turn only (to Tower Bridge) except for cyclists (NCN route 4 straight ahead) - take care.
New section of NCN route 4 about to open
Cycle contraflow under London Bridge station
No Motor Vehicles except for access on the south side of London Bridge station - there's plenty of room for cycle parking or a contraflow cycle lane, but no.
Vinegar Yard - very hipster, no cycle parking
Cycle route sign to Bermondsey and Catford from the south side of London Bridge station
The road past the south side of London Bridge suddenly becomes one-way, although there's room for a contraflow cycle lane - most cyclists keep going anyway, as there's almost no motor traffic.
Sign for NCN route 4 westward
NCN route 4 passing beneath CS7
Contraflow cycle lane on NCN route 4
Obstruction in the contraflow cycle lane, NCN route 4
Brakeside Bikeside Bankside - covered cycle parking near Tate Modern
Cycle cut-through closed for construction work
Parking by NCN route 4 on the south side of Tate Modern
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