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Leicester’s precious New Walk which strictly prohibits cycling, and these dark blocks are the latest initiative on that.
NO CYCLING ------------------- The riding of bicycles tricycles and similar machines on this footpath is prohibited by the city council See the scene in #108345
Huge 'No Cycling' and 'No Pedestrians' signs next to the Redwood Drive shared footway. What is actually meant is that the Glasgow Southern Orbital road beyond the junction is restricted.
A 'No Cycling' sign on what is now the much vaunted Clydebank North Circular Link cycleway alongside the A82 dual carriageway.
The proximity of trunk roads and flyovers already contribute to a hostile road environment and this is just pathetic.
Oh look, new signs from @ChelmsCouncil to show how unwelcoming they are if you cycle to the city centre. One to add to my new blog. https://t.co/lqLuSaHTgJ
Guidance requires: ☑️A pair of signs, for easy visibility from both lanes ☑️900mm diameter, for visibility at high speeds This ensures they are seen by cyclists doing 70mph in the outside lane https://t.co/S00hLs87hw
This strange mix of shared use and no cycling on the same pole is still here at the end of 2018. See #28576.
Motorists may whinge about the toll, but at least they are actually permitted to use the Mersey Gateway bridge.
Broadheath near Altrincham A56 parallel path.. An 2 frame barrier does not allow easy access except to the smallest of cycles . No cycing sign needs removing as well.
An advisory 'NO CYCLING' sign on NCN51 through Central Milton Keynes. Cycling is not prohibited here, if it were then the round no cycling sign would have been used. What this demonstrates is the lack of a sign to suggest that cycles should ... [more]
Lint Riggs is part of the pedestrianised area in Falkirk town centre, and connects Upper Newmarket Street to the High Street.
'Cyclists Dismount' for going under the bridge with poor sightlines at Camelon Road. Why not just 'go slowly'?
'Cyclists Dismount' for going under the bridge with poor sightlines at Camelon Road. Why not just 'go slowly'?
If only Great Western Railway would concentrate on running trains on time rather than putting up silly No Bicycles signs etc.
The passageway under the railway linking Drossie Road to the Union Canal (part of the John Muir Way), plus some cycle parking stands in a car park.
A "Cyclists Dismount" sign for a flight of steps. It may be better to direct cyclists via the road crossing (see #101513).
Sale Trafford on Bridewater canal Bridgewater Way cycle route NCN82 Bizarrely the Bridgewtaer Canal Company have placed no cycling signs saying please dismount. See also #97666 This is a shared path for cyclists and walkers voted for and p ... [more]
Sale Timperley border in Trafford Greater Manchester on Bridewater canal Bridgewater Way cycle route NCN82 . Bizarrely the Bridgewtaer Canal Company have placed no cycling signs saying please dismount. See also #97668 This is a shared path ... [more]
Newly surfaced link path in Pity Me from road to shared path beside A167. What does Durham council do. Bung up a no cycling sign of course. #slowclap https://t.co/GLbxO65cLm
No Cycling sign on this side of the road entering Eddington - on the other side is a shared-use sign.
Petty signs insisting no cycling and no skateboarding on what looks like a route designed with cycling in mind. The graffiti over the sign says 'Skateboarding is not a crime'.
Ambiguous signage: the roundal suggests 'No cycling' but the text 'Cyclists please dismount' is a request. Based on #93386 I reckon this was designed as a cycle route, and so the signage should be along the lines of 'Cyclists give way to ... [more]
Cat's Back Bridge has been replaced by a modern structure - it's very busy with pedestrians and cyclists, but there are still barriers in place making passage awkward for everyone.
Hideous steps and stepped ramps. Masterpieces of inaccessibility :-/ To really rub it in that no cycling sign is lit - but not the rest of the bridge! https://twitter.com/simon_nuttall/status/1101065625076727809
Garretts Green Lane, Garretts Green - sign - Cycling Prohibited Location: Kitts Green, West Midlands (England, United Kingdom) Garretts Green Lane in Garretts Green, Birmingham. A very old sign - Cycling Prohibited
No motor vehicles or cycles on mown verge - Swanshurst Lane, Moseley Location: Springfield, Birmingham City (England, United Kingdom) Seen from the 11C bus stop opposite. Not far from what was the Sarehole area. So many grass ver ... [more]
A lot of money was spent completely rebuilding Dalmarnock station, and yet the cycle parking has been placed far too close to a wall in what looks like quite a dodgy corner. All the barriers around the Dalmarnock Road/Clyde Gateway junct ... [more]
No cycling or walking in the new Raith Interchange underpass. Or at least I think that is what it is meant to mean. The shared footway hasn't been completed yet.
No Cycling on the footway approaching a toucan crossing and shared-use path in park, or on the road including a bus lane signed for cycling? See also #87520.
One assumes that this dropped kerb and dilapidated road marking is so cyclists can leave the carriageway and use the toucan crossing ahead to cross to NCN69 path, but what the heck is that No Cycling sign all about? Does it apply to the roa ... [more]
No Cycling on this staircase! The stairs lead to a footbridge attached to the side of the railway bridge high above the river. Probably as quick to cycle to the Millenium Bridge now than to lug a bike up and down these stairs.
No access at all for bikes in this park - a shame when an excellent riverside route has been put in on the south side of the park.
'No Cycling' and 'Cyclists Dismount' signs in the High Street East pedestrian precinct. Some bike stands can just be seen on the left, behind the bouncy castle.
A kissing gate on the Wolsingham Wheelchair Walk, attached to which is a sign reading "Footpath only, No Cycling".
'No Cycling' and 'Cyclists Dismount' in the pedestrianised High Street in Redcar, and 'No Entry except buses' on the link through to Lord Street.
That is *really* awful! Beats ones in Canterbury hands down, at least you could wheel bike thru them! @Phil_PJA http://t.co/Bq8ag1pAMK
The Hive - University of Worcester - sign - No cycling, roller blading, skateboarding or scooter riding Location: , Worcester (England, United Kingdom) http://www.thehiveworcester.org/ The Hive is library that opened in 2012, and i ... [more]
Exposed cycle parking outside Kelvindale Station, although it is unlikely that many people would cycle to this station, rather than the nearby and more useful Anniesland station.
Despite the threatening sign I couldn't resist cycling up this wonderfully smooth and long ramp - and so did all the other cyclists I saw at Prestatyn railway station for the few minutes we were there.
Some of the narrower paths in Southampton Common have these 'No Cycling' markings. I didn't notice one at the other end!
A sign forbidding horses and cycling on the footpath (which provides only a slightly shorter route up the hill cutting a corner), plus another forbidding parking and mining!
There are plenty of reminders that cycling is not welcome on the promenade at Lee-on-Solent. Cyclists must use the shared-use footway alongside the road instead.
Why the council felt the need to add a No Cycling sign on this obvious and well-used riverside route is a mystery.
This sort of sign really shouldn't be necessary - have there been problems, or are councillors/officers just addicted to banning things?
Lickey Hills Country Park - Fiery Hill Road, Barnt Green - sign - No horses no cycles Location: , Barnt Green (England, United Kingdom) The Fiery Hill Road entrance in Barnt Green to the Lickey Hills Country Park. I didn't really c ... [more]
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