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Not as bad as #173674, but all the signs that this will be yet another unpleasant autumn and winter for users of the cycle off-slip from Balshagray Avenue.
The off-slip from Balshagray Avenue frequently ends up like this, due to lack of maintenance. Location: Broomhill, Glasgow (Scotland, United Kingdom)
Newer image: #173206. [Image taken 1.8.21] Marygate car park, York. [Note: No streetview at this location.] Signage and barricades are supported by sandbags. When the former are ‘abandoned’ they become redundant, eyesores. They restrict ... [more]
[Image taken 13.7.21] Marygate car park, York. [Note: No street view at this location.] See: #171941.
[Image taken 13.7.21] Marygate car park, York. [Note: No street view at this location.] Context see: #171941.
[Image taken 13.7.21] Marygate car park, York. [Note: No street view at this location.] Unchecked plant growth is exacerbating the issues introduced by the hoardings (casting shadows, obstructing views of the places you want to get to, mak ... [more]
Two-way pop-up cycle lane on Royston Road, at a bus stop boarder. Again, mud has accumulated at the bottom of the ramp, due to water running down the hill.
Two-way pop-up cycle lane on Royston Road. Each build-out across the cycle lane on the hill has attracted accumulations of mud and other debris. Unlike the bus boarders, there was no indication of priority for pedestrians crossing the cycle ... [more]
[Image taken 19.6.21] Marygate car park, York. Unchecked plant growth further reduces the sightlines of the steeper of the slopes to/from Scarborough Bridge. Mud visible at the bottom. See also: #170505. Other images today: #170482 and link ... [more]
[Image taken 19.6.21] Marygate car park, York. Unchecked plant growth exacerbates blind corners. Mud not cleared. Drainage not attended to despite this being reported as a hazard and therefore an issue. See also: #170506. Other images today ... [more]
[Image taken 19.6.21] Marygate car park, York. Typical users of this key route. Note the blind corners - in all directions for all users, the mud at the bottom of the slope - evidence of drainage issues, and the unchecked plant growth - see ... [more]
[Image taken 21.5.21] Marygate car park, York. This is the bottom of the steeper of the two ramps to/from Scarborough Bridge. There’s a blind corner, insufficient space for the number and variety of users to move around comfortably and sa ... [more]
[Image taken 10.5.21] Village Street, York. The mud shows that the barriers are not spaced to enable longer/wider cycles to get through on the width of tarmac provided. This suggests there will be people who want to use this route but are u ... [more]
[Image taken 4.5.21] Marygate car park, York. Mud, with phone to provide scale. See also: #168578 and links.
[Image taken 4.5.21] Marygate car park, York. Mud. I put my phone (length: 11cm long, width: 4.5cm) next to it to give a sense of scale. See also: #168579. For the newly reopened route through Marygate car park see: #168548 and links
[Image taken 6.5.21] Marygate car park, York. Mud. It could cause someone to skid. All images today: #168548 and links.
[Image taken 6.5.21] Marygate car park, York. Mud at the bottom of the steeper of the two slopes between Scarborough Bridge and the route through Marygate car park. Location: #168565. See also: #168578 and: #168579 for a sense of scale. All ... [more]
[Image taken 1.5.21] Marygate car park, York. 172cm for all users, all directions, all speeds passing the exit from/access to this steep slope and also passing in the direction of the camera and towards it. There’s clutter, mud… See als ... [more]
I had intended to head west through to the Cathkin Braes mountain biking site, but the path was too muddy to cycle, so I headed in the opposite direction instead.
The track from Markethill Road to South Cathkin Farm passes the entrance to the former quarry and landfill site, and the surface quality only gets worse from here onwards. Large muddy puddles, and best to avoid. The muddy track joins asphal ... [more]
The accumulating mud on the cycle track at the Righead Roundabout shows that, despite conditions, people are using it. The underpass on the right leads to cycle tracks on the other sides of the roundabout.
The path from Queensway to Tennant Avenue appears to suffer from ponding, and is covered in mud. There's also no easy way onto the carriageway for cyclists due to the parking.
Evidence of a desire line through the park from Kelvinhaugh Street to Corunna Street, avoiding Argyle Street. From Corunna Street there is a de facto quietway to the city centre via the Skypark path.
Temporary roadworks signage hinting at what's to come - the effective end of the cycle lanes through the roadworks zone. The dropped kerb allows cycle access to and from the riverside path, although there is a build-up of mud evident in ... [more]
A poor transition between two bits of shared footway, and attracting mud. Why is this not on a straight through alignment for cyclists?
An awkward piece of path at the entrance to the park at the end of Ben Nevis Road. The combination of vertical and horizontal alignment, and the normally closed gate, make this tricky to cycle. It also doesn't seem to be easy for van driver ... [more]
As I've mentioned before (see #107159), this is listed in Glasgow City Council's database of cycle routes.
On the left, the Garscadden Way, leading to the Drumchapel Way, and on the right, the path through to Annan Drive. Both could do with some proper path building works.
National Cycle Route 45 - the alternative is a dangerous dual carriageway. Why this former railway can't be given a surface is beyond me. This locks people out of active travel. https://t.co/8AZIRax7O5 [approximate location]
A messy end to Netherton Road path at the housing development in Lindsayfield. Direct access to Jackton Road is long gone, although the sign for the East Kilbride to Strathaven cycle route is visible.
The optimist in me wants to believe that this section of the Drumchapel Way path is currently being upgraded.
Navigation on the off-road sections of the Drumchapel Way is by marker post. Here the posts indicate a turn to the right.
The winter has taken its toll on the Garscadden Way. This is listed as an official cycle route in the council's GIS system at https://glasgowgis.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=0a599fa51e3d4460a615653700769bf7
A connection between Netherton Road and the Forth & Clyde Canal, with damaged sign, mud, and a chicane barrier.
The path linking Bothwell and the Raith Interchange shared-use paths still looks like a building site, despite the motorway junction having been open for several months.
Calf Lane flooded again Location: , Rye Common (England, United Kingdom) Calf Lane is an ORPA, and would be a useful link for cyclists if given a decent surface
Ruts, flooding, and mud on White Lane byway between Nateley Road and Five Lanes End Location: , Greywell (England, United Kingdom)
Ruts and mud on White Lane byway between Nateley Road and Five Lanes End Location: , Greywell (England, United Kingdom)
Ruts and mud on White Lane byway between Nateley Road and Five Lanes End Location: , Greywell (England, United Kingdom)
Ruts and mud on White Lane byway between Nateley Road and Five Lanes End Location: , Mapledurwell (England, United Kingdom)
Mud, ruts, and flooding on byways at Five Lanes End Location: , Mapledurwell (England, United Kingdom)
Mud and flooding on byway south of Five Lanes End Location: , Mapledurwell (England, United Kingdom)
Ruts and mud on byway between Five Lanes End and Down Farm Lane Location: , Mapledurwell (England, United Kingdom)
Ruts and mud on byway between Five Lanes End and Down Farm Lane Location: , Mapledurwell (England, United Kingdom)
Ruts and mud on byway between Five Lanes End and Down Farm Lane Location: , Mapledurwell (England, United Kingdom)
Ruts and mud on byway between Five Lanes End and Down Farm Lane Location: , Tunworth (England, United Kingdom)
NCN7. A mud pit because it's often (presumably illegally?) driven on. #GlasgowCycleInfraDay17 https://t.co/DXj0zXUQdL
As welcome as the rebuilt paths connecting to the Kelvin Walkway are, some have brought thier own problems, including here mud washing down onto the main path. There were problems here before, but now worse than ever! The sign covered in ... [more]
Welcome as these improved paths are, they've caused problems on the main Kelvin Walkway, including mud washing down the hill.
Tran Pennine Trail goes through a large muddy puddle through the bridge under the A56. UPDATE 2018 - this section now has a tarmac surface - though not particularly smooth.
The path alongside the Bishopbriggs side of the canal is quite muddy in places. On the right, a gate across access to the Thomas Muir Trail path across the Bishopbriggs Burn.
The Halloween Pend, an old tunnel under the Forth & Clyde Canal. Not much use for cycling, unless you don't mind a bit of scrambling and ankle-deep mud. More information at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcKoypTGPG8
The sign in #86811 reckons this path is wheelchair accessible. It was difficult enough steering a bike through the narrow gap.
Useless barriers blocking path, but motor vehicles driven across grass, turning it into mud, plus uncollected rubbish next to bin, and path still covered in autumn's unswept leaf fall, causing clothing to get covered in muck for anyone cycl ... [more]
Even in the middle of winter the bridleway between Barton and Grantchester is well used by cyclists, as can be seen by the multitude of tyre tracks in the mud. This really could do with a proper, sealed surface.
In dry weather, this bridleway is a much nicer way of getting to Cambridge than the busy A603. Unfortunately the surface is poor and drainage non existent so when it rains you arrive at work with your bike, bags, clothes and shoes spatt ... [more]
Grantchester-Barton Bridleway Location: England, United Kingdom In dry weather, this bridleway is a much nicer way of getting to Cambridge than the busy A603. Unfortunately the surface is poor and drainage non existent so when it ... [more]
In dry weather, this bridleway is a much nicer way of getting to Cambridge than the busy A603. Unfortunately the surface is poor and drainage non existent so when it rains you arrive at work with your bike, bags, clothes and shoes spatt ... [more]
Icy muddy corner with van sticking nose into the hell of the Berkeley Street cycle lanes. #glasgowcycleinfraday http://t.co/CHd3i1ReZV
My first #glasgowcycleinfraday entry. A fantastic mini cyclocross cycle lane. http://t.co/VOU24I8Kg4
See clip at http://youtu.be/gOeMarpER4A Thick Cow Muck on the Coe Fen, reported to County Council, reference NM-77755.
Poor drainage, and a very steep ramp up to the bus stop crossing, on the Balmore Road segregated cycle track (see close-up at #58584)
Mud collecting at the bottom of unswept underpass. One of the problems identified about the underpass before it was upgraded was poor drainage. It seems that this hasn't been sorted.
See clip at http://youtu.be/b8fNoAla0kM As British Summer Time comes to an end this path starts getting covered in mud. This isn't just a nasty film of the slippy stuff, it's great big clods that have come off farm vehicles (at a guess, ... [more]
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