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Cyclists arriving at the end of Southport pier. This is the start of the cycleway to Wigan pier, ncn562. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Road_to_Wigan_Pier
Carrageway reallocated to create a cycleway across the bridge, while pedestrians use the old narrow footway. I'm not sure what the "End of Route" sign is about.
The Bridge has finally reopened. After a gap of over three years you can now legally ride from Runcorn to Widnes - and bicycles don't have to pay the toll.
TWO years on and there is still no way to cycle from Runcorn to Widnes during weekdays.Work has overrun on the old bridge and cycling is prohibited on the new one - #103166 Update 2021: the bridge has finally reopened #164613 so you can … [more]
Sustrans route sign on link from NCN 5 to NCN 562 in Runcorn - blink and you'd miss it. Also the direction is for route 562 not 62.
NCN562 crosses the extremely busy exit ramp from the Queensway Bridge with no protection whatsoever. UPDATE 2021: The road has now been reconfigured as a standard two lane bi-directional road subject to a 30mph speed limit with the vast … [more]
Proper signs are needed here. Small stickers stuck to round posts are difficult to spot and are unsuitable for anything other than route confirmation signs.
NCN 562 crosses the Bridgewater Expressway via this underpass. Note wide lit smooth surface. Widely spaced bollards with reflective strips.
Not a particularly tidy cycle route. The route heads over to where the white car is parked, see #55861
The end of the cycleway alongside the Runcorn Spur Road, and the cycleway now leaves the road to go through an underpass under the Bridgewater Expressway. The cycleway itself is two-way and is not subject to the traffic signals indicated on … [more]
The cycleway crosses a sliproad, then continues alongside the remaining lane of the Runcorn Spur Road
Although a wheeling ramp has been provided, there appears to be room for the steps up from the cycleway to be replaced by a ramp.
The cycleway crosses the road at the Toucan Crossing, then turns right to cross the Runcorn Spur Road (see #53992). A shared footway route into Halton Lodge heads off to the left.
For some reason the footbridge only goes over some of the roads and ends in a flight of steps down to an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing across the last one. Lots of hassle for people with buggies and prams on the way to the shopping … [more]