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Cyclists Dismount sign on Newhaven Swing bridge (NCN2) - not sure why, as it's no different to the shared-use path on either side.
Cyclists Dismount sign on Newhaven Swing bridge (NCN2) - not sure why, as it's no different to the shared-use path on either side.
Northbound cyclists on ncr 2 turn off the track bed of the old ’Hayling Billy’ line just prior to this point as the old railway’s bridge across Langstone Harbour has long since been removed; its remains are visible in the distance her ... [more]
Huts line the beach at Mudeford Sandbank where this ferry from Mudeford Quay is taking its passengers. The westbound cyclist is following a detour from ncr 2 at this point, along a local route to Hengistbury Head and Bournemouth sea front.
Pedestrians to the left of the wall, cyclists to the right, in theory, on NCN route 2 - the new route from Exeter to Dawlish
Bognor Regis - NCN2 blocked again by beach and sea debris following a winter storm. Compare with picture #61345
Waiting for the ferry from Gosport to Portsmouth. Bikes are charged extra, and only return tickets are available, no singles! Ed comments: http://www.gosportferry.co.uk/ There's a promo (retrieved 15 June 2015): http://www.gosportfe ... [more]
Exceedingly narrow cycle lanes have been provided over the bridge, and the "Beware of oncoming cyclists" sign implies that the traffic signals don't detect when cyclists are still on the bridge before signalling traffic in the other directi ... [more]
The footway along one side of Marine Parade East is shared use. The widening around this bus shelter is laughable!
Crofton Lane was surprisingly busy with motor traffic. Unfortunately I missed the turn for the seafront path and had to endure the traffic all the way along Salterns Road. Proper cycle signage may have helped rather than relying on Sustrans ... [more]
NCN2 is routed along a rough track from Warwash to Hook. Those on narrower tyres may want to give this section a miss and use an alternative on-road route instead.
Not a one-way road. No Entry signs are endorsed "Residents Only". Much of this section of route is signed only with stickers, which are not so easy to see on the on-road sections.
The moment the cycle path quality drops, the fast chap switches onto the road. The road is also slightly more direct. There are no markings to warn car park users of the shared use cycleway/footway, only the sign.
A latecomer riding through the junction, although Mr Motorist alongside me is somewhat far forward for red and amber! The two-stage right turn waiting areas can be seen in the junction. Ahead are the mandatory cycle lanes on Central Brid ... [more]
A busy Itchen Bridge at evening rushhour. Some slower cyclists seem to cycle extremely close to the kerb to help others overtake on the incline.
Approaching Itchen Bridge, at the junction with the 2-stage right turn markings. Note the cyclist using the pedestrian crossing at the far side of the junction. Although signs show that right turns are banned from this direction, there a ... [more]
Hayling Island to Eastney Ferry Regular passenger (and cycle) service across Langstone Harbour between Hayling Island and Portsmouth. http://www.haylingferry.co.uk/
Here is a picture of a shitty cycle lane in Portsmouth that gives way to a taxi rank. http://t.co/fN3lhMdSnC
The eastern end of the undercliff route from Brighton. There's also a cliff-top route from Brighton, which continues further eastwards along the coast from here.
Bognor Regis - NCN 2 cycle route along the promenade towards Felpham, completely blocked by shingle thrown up in a winter storm. The track at this point often has shingle thrown up during high seas but its normally passable with care. It wa ... [more]
Cycle lanes were put in along the B2182 from Cooden into Bexhill several years ago, but with parking allowed. Originally you only got the odd car, now there is almost continual parking making using the cycle lane almost impossible. This p ... [more]
Bognor Regis - promenade cycle track. Cycling is permitted on this shared route - its part of NCN 2 - but on a busy day cycling can be challenging. It does not help that at this point there is nothing to indicate that cycling is permissabl ... [more]
Segregated cycle path along Southsea sea front. Good in that it is segregated from the road and inside the parking, with a separating zone; less good in that it is too narrow for a two way track.
Bognor Regis - signage as NCN2 joins the shared use promenade. The route heads East along the promenade but there is no lane marking or painted warnings. The shared use notice on the left is repeated at various points.
Bognor Regis - NCN2 at Andrew Avenue Felpham. At the junction ahead, NCN2 bears right. Signage is easy to miss and a wrong turn means joining a very busy road.
Bognor Regis - NCN2 at Triton Way Felpham. Lampost on right indicates that NCN2 bears left at junction - this sign is easy to miss.
Bognor Regis - NCN2 route leaving King George Field at Felpham & bearing right back onto road (Triton Way)
Bognor Regis - NCN2 uses an off road path around the edge of King George Field after leaving Summerley Lane. Paths run in a variety of directions - NCN2 bears right on entering the field.
Bognor Regis - NCN2 leaves Summerley Lane to run off road; the lampost ahead has a sign pointing right up the narrow shared pathway. This is easy to miss if you are not careful.
Bognor Regis - Promenade Cycle route (NCN2) rounds the bend at Rock Point heading for Felpham Village.
Bognor Regis - end of promenade Cycletrack (NCN2) at Outram Road, Felpham. The promenade continues straight ahead but cycling is not currently permitted beyond here. Many local cyclists ignore this but please cycle with care due to narrow ... [more]
Bognor Regis - Promenade cycle route, warning to pedestrians leaving the beach [not certain that this sign is correctly positioned!]
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