This collision was recorded as 'serious', but the cyclist died after two and a half months in hospital (Addenbrooke's):
https://www.cyclestreets.net/collisions/reports/2015360095071/
https://road.cc/content/news/227346-speeding-driver-w
It would be good to have a cycle-friendly crossing here for access from the north to Norwich station (not just the roundabout official route to the south).
This is the obvious route into Norwich station, not the roundabout official one.
This is the obvious route into Norwich station, not the roundabout official one.
Link to the cathedral close, Norwich
One arrow ahead and one to the right - according to OpenCycleMap cyclists should go to the right then either turn sharp left to the cathedral close, or keep right towards Norwich station - but you can go straight ahead and use the footway
Cycle route between Norwich station and the cathedral
Cycle route between Norwich station and the cathedral
Cycle route between Norwich station and the cathedral
Cycle route between Norwich station and the cathedral
Sign on cycle route between Norwich station and the cathedral
The main area of cycle parking (and taxi stand) on Norwich's Market Square
Useful, but it would be better if the sign made it clear the road was one-way in the wrong direction.
A rank of Ofo bikes at Norwich City hall
No Entry except cycles, Norwich (and bypass in front of the sign)
There should be cycle parking here at Norwich Castle - but space for wedding cars is more lucrative.
Cycle parking by Norwich Castle
Start of uphill cycle lane past Norwich Castle
Start of uphill cycle lane past Norwich Castle
Sign for NCN route 1 crossing to contraflow lane on King St, Norwich
Road closure on NCN route 1 entering Norwich
Largely traffic-free section of NCN route 1 entering Norwich
Crosing to the Novi Sad Friendship Bridge, Norwich
Route signs on NCN route 1 entering Norwich (actually a pretty immediate right turn)
Acces to the Novi Sad Friendship Bridge, Norwich
NCN route 1 north into Norwich
NCN route 1 south from central Norwich
Bike shop on NCN route 1 entering Norwich
Route markers on NCN route 1 entering Norwich from the south
Saint Julian's Alley, Norwich (and footway to the right)
Saint Julian's Alley, Norwich
Link to the Lady Julian Bridge, Norwich (and two cycle stands)
Saint Julian's Alley, Norwich (and two cycle stands)
Link from the Lady Julian bridge, Norwich, built in 2009 (and alley ahead)
Link to the Lady Julian bridge, Norwich, built in 2009
Riverside route (and Ofo bike), Norwich
The Lady Julian bridge, Norwich, built in 2009
Cycle route through new retail development, Norwich
Roundabout link from Norwich city centre (and NCN route 1) to Norwich station through a new retail development
The Lady Julian bridge, Norwich, built in 2009
Typical - rather than just 'End of Cycleway' there should be a cycleway arrow to the right.
Start of riverside route, Norwich
There should really be a cycleway here between Norwich station and the river
Link from Norwich station to the city centre (and NCN route 1) via pedestrianised shopping development.
Cycle crossing on the rather roundabout route from Norwich station to the city centre
Covered walkway and open cycleway from Norwich station towards the city centre
Sign for the rather roundabout route from Norwich station to the city centre
Just a bit of ground-level parking on the south side of Norwich station, cluttered up with scooters.
Lots of double-deck cycle racks at Norwich station
Lots of double-deck cycle racks at Norwich station
Lots of double-deck cycle racks at Norwich station
Excellent cycling map of Norwich
Road closure on NCN route 1 in Norwich
Road closure and route sign on NCN route 1 in Norwich
Crossing on NCN route 1 in Norwich
Advanced green phase for cyclists (as pioneered in Cambridge) on the route from the University of East Anglia to the centre of Norwich.
Pedestrian Priority in Chapelfield Gardens, Norwich
Crossing on The Avenues route form UEA to the centre of Norwich
There are both on- and off-road routes along The Avenues to the University of East Anglia
There are both on- and off-road routes along The Avenues to the University of East Anglia
Access to the University of East Anglia
Route east from the University of East Anglia
Cycle route west from the University of East Anglia
Route out of the University of East Anglia
Access to the University of East Anglia
Advanced green phase for cyclists (as pioneered in Cambridge) on the route from the centre of Norwich to the University of East Anglia.
This was a controversial contraflow because car parking should really have been removed to make spece - but it seems to be working well, with drivers and cyclists being considerate.
Start of cycleway across Jenny Lind Park, Norwich
There could be better access to this cycleway in Norwich
Two-stage crossing on this radial pedalway, Norwich - it needs to be single-stage.
Traffic-free road, Norwich
Traffic-free road, Norwich
Road closure on NCN route 1, Norwich
Tombland, where Norwich's radial pedalways meet.
Cut-through from the Quay Side, Norwich
No-one wants to walk or cycle on the central section!
Access to the riverside path. Norwich
Stepfree but very awkward access to the riverside path, Norwich!
The radial pedalway makes a discreet turn to the right here.
There are cycle routes on both sides of the river, it seems.
The striking Jarrold Bridge, Norwich
Minimal signage where the pedalway takes a massive jink at the Jarrold Bridge, Norwich
Riverside cycleway, Norwich
Norwich is not flat like Cambridge... this is a genuine hill.
The crossing to Bishop Bridge could be improved for cycling.
It's a shame that the side road still has to give way to the non-existent motor traffic from the bridge.
Medieval bridge open only to pedestrians and cyclists, Norwich
Cycle route through the cathedral close, Norwich
Was that meant to be a cycleway?
Confused signage - there was meant to be a two-way cycleway on the near side of the road, but then Norfolk highways department realised there had to be more space for buses, so the on-road cycle lane was left on the far side of the road.
Confused signage - there was meant to be a two-way cycleway on the near side of the road, but then Norfolk highways department realised there had to be more space for buses, so the on-road cycle lane was left on the far side of the road.
Cycleway markings at Tombland - the crossing point of Norwich's main radial pedalways.
Cycle parking and route signs on Tombland - the crossing point of Norwich's main radial pedalways.
Tombland - the crossing point of Norwich's main radial pedalways.
Cycle route through the cathedral close, Norwich
New shared space in Norwich
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