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@MCRCycleSam @RantyHighwayman @CyclingSurgeon @theJeremyVine I guess we should also factor in that you’ll have double deckers coming straight at nearly on the line... 😶 https://t.co/6dNqsRA9eY [See also #139326]
We asked for #SpaceForPeople, but we didn’t ask for skinny lanes, no segregation, and real life experience of the surface of the moon! We can do better! ☹️ https://t.co/dHxTevjhpx [See also #139536]
A contraflow cycle lane has been created on Argyle Street, but it is full of broken asphalt and dislodged stonework, and is nowhere near a smooth ride. With on-coming vehicles now in the centre of the carriageway (as in #139536), less oppor ... [more]
Most of the gullies on this section of road appeared to be blocked, but this one was also dislodged from its mounting.
The cost of poorly maintained cycling infrastructure... Frame snapped in two at the bottom bracket, from the battering it receives from Newnham's potholes.
Obstructive pavement parking on the shared-use footway on Dalsholm Road between the Garscube Estate path and the Kelvin Walkway, forcing riders onto the crumbling carriageway. There is a free car park at the top of the hill in the backgroun ... [more]
The Grantchester Meadows path just doesn't get any better. This is the condition after the County Council have allegedly "fixed" it. All it needs is a tarmac path between the end of the surfaced road to the start of the surfaced path. I am ... [more]
The Grantchester Meadows path just doesn't get any better. This is the condition after the County Council have allegedly "fixed" it. All it needs is a tarmac path between the end of the surfaced road to the start of the surfaced path. I am ... [more]
The road surface at the end of Callendar Boulevard is even worse than this photograph! There is a painted cycle lane on the left side of the carriageway, but not the right.
A short section of potholed road on Carnbroe Road. Is there an equivalent section of missing surface on the newly built M8 motorway? I'm guessing there isn't.
The County RoW officer says that local residents object to the surface of the Grantchester Meadows path here being repaired "because it would encourage parking". Well the state of it clearly doesn't deter parking, people park on the bits wi ... [more]
(via email) From North St into Woodlands Rd: "tramline" in the middle of the cycle lane & overhanging bushes #GlasgowCycleInfraDay17 https://t.co/pLClrrtPDe
Woods Lane, looking north from B3046 Farleigh Road Location: , Cliddesden (England, United Kingdom) This shows the poor visibility on a relatively wide part of Woods Lane, and the potholes along the Stop line
I'm guessing that Jamaica Street will be resurfaced when the contraflow bus lane is abolished (and a new one is created in Midland Street). But in the meantime, some gas covers need attention, as does the dip at the stop line.
Barrier at the Ardochrig Road entrance to the Whitelee Wind Farm (and pothole!). The track ceases to be asphalt once past the gate.
So has the cycle route suddenly gone back onto the road? Without warning (or space) a cycle lane appears in the road, carefully painting around a pothole, and does the straight ahead arrow mean the route is going straight on at the junction ... [more]
Maryhill Rd, potholes so deep you could lose a child in them #glasgowcycleinfraday https://twitter.com/kennymunro/status/563447503572701185
This hasn't got any better since #56276 was reported (twice, independently by two people.) It was patched a month or so ago but this stretch of St Andrew's Street badly needs resurfacing and has done so for around a year I think. (It may be ... [more]
The left turn out of Downing Street (on the right of the photo) into St. Andrew's Street (in the foreground) is not as sharp as previously, see #9745. I waited ages but no bus made that turn, looking at the timetables only the tour buses ... [more]
I seem to recall that there was proposal to re-surface this car park which also serves as the entrance to Grantchester Meadows. Anyone in a buggy, a wheelchair or on a bike (without full suspension) would probably welcome it.
Example of pothole on southeast bound carriageway between Farleigh Mortimer and the farm track, on Beggarwood Lane - these are common in this location Location: , Basingstoke (England, United Kingdom)
B3335 opposite entrance to New Barn Farm, north of Church Lane Location: , Twyford (England, United Kingdom)
potholes Church Lane Twyford south of Hockley House Location: , Twyford (England, United Kingdom) FillThatHole report: http://www.fillthathole.org.uk/hazard/88555
This is a follow up photo from http://www.cyclestreets.net/location/49576/ and http://cambridge.cyclestreets.net/location/49635/ The council have now dumped some asphalt near the pothole at issue. Sadly they still haven't hit the main pr ... [more]
This is a follow up photo from http://www.cyclestreets.net/location/49576/ This shows my tyre going into the space and it being gripped. Riding into this would likely throw the rider off their bike. It's clear that the original issue ... [more]
It's not easy to see from this photo but this looks like it could be pretty dangerous. The bricks at the humps along Bateman Street have been subsiding for quite a while. Recently a gap has appeared at the first one. In the past week tha ... [more]
Disintegrating road surface mainly around a set of five utility inspection covers – Parkside, Cambridge, adjacent to junction with Clarendon Street. This close-up photo shows dangerously-exposed edge of utility inspection cover. Rel ... [more]
Disintegrating road surface mainly around a set of five utility inspection covers – Parkside, Cambridge, adjacent to junction with Clarendon Street. This view shows how cyclists are forced too near to the kerb by this sequence of hazar ... [more]
Sequence of potholes, severely degraded road surface and broken surface-water drain cover – High Street, Bassingbourn, SG8 5NE. Broken broken surface-water drain cover outside Nº 22. Sequence of potholes and severely degraded road ... [more]
Degraded road surface and potholes – South End, Bassingbourn, SG8 5NG at junction with High Street. Closer detail from photo #48209
Degraded road surface and potholes – South End, Bassingbourn, SG8 5NG at junction with High Street. Given proximity of a primary school and village college, heavy volumes of pedestrian, cycle and motor traffic at school starting and fi ... [more]
Pothole near footway – Brook Road, Bassingbourn, SG8 5NP. Given proximity of a primary school and village college, the heavy volumes of pedestrian, cycle and motor traffic at school starting and finishing times and the youth and inexpe ... [more]
Pothole, approximately 1 m from footway and severely degraded/broken road surface around surface-water drain cover – Brook Road, Bassingbourn, SG8 5NP, near to junction with driveway to village college. Additionally hazardous by being ... [more]
Carriageway surface of Elm Street, Cambridge, CB1 1EJ at junction with Jesus Terrace/Clarendon Street. A number of potholes have developed and others are developing through 'crocodile' cracking – mainly – but not wholly – associat ... [more]
Subsiding road surface around utility inspection cover, opposite 48 Tenison Road, Cambridge. This and two linked photos #48157, #48158) show hazards on/near the line of travel of cyclists on this road leading to Cambridge railway station ... [more]
Subsiding road surface around utility inspection covers, Tenison Road, Cambridge near junction with Mill Road. This and two linked photos (#48158, #48159) show hazards on/near the line of travel of cyclists on this road leading to Cambri ... [more]
Deteriorating road surface, right-turn lane, Panton Street between Saxon Street & Union Road. University departments, a variety of schools, public-sector and private generate significant cycle traffic along this street. This stretch of d ... [more]
Deteriorating road surface, right-turn lane, Panton Street between Saxon Street & Union Road. University departments, a variety of schools, public-sector and private generate significant cycle traffic along this street. This stretch of d ... [more]
Deteriorating road surface, right-turn lane, Panton Street near junction with Lensfield Road. University departments, a variety of schools, public-sector and private generate significant cycle traffic along this street. This stretch of d ... [more]
From http://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/CMSWebsite/Apps/Highways/TrackProblem.aspx?ref=NM-39033 the current status of this fault is shown as 'completed'. Hmm... As one hole is patched, another opens. The section of carriageway showing ' ... [more]
Collapsing carriageway surface in Gonville Place at 'Hyde Park Corner', Cambridge (junction with Regent Street). Defect shows up clearly in recently-updated Google StreetView. Defect will be subject to constant pounding/vibration from ne ... [more]
Collapsing carriageway surface and associated utility cover opposite Nº 69 Mill Road, Cambridge, CB1 2AW near to junction with Mawson Road. Will be subject to constant pounding/vibration from off-side wheels of most NW-bound (city-bound ... [more]
Pothole in carriageway of Lensfield Road, Cambridge, outside Scott Polar Institute. Pothole will be subject to constant pounding/vibration from near-side wheels of most W-bound vehicles in Lensfield Road. On trajectory of pedal-cycli ... [more]
Collapsing carriageway surface around utility cover, Lensfield Road, Cambridge, near to junction with Trumpington St/Trumpington Rd. Given the position of this defect, it will be subject to constant pounding and vibration from the off-si ... [more]
Collapsing carriageway surface and associated utility cover, Mill Street, Cambridge, CB1 2HP at junction with Mawson Road, CB1 2EA. Street caters for more traffic than might be realised because of adjacent no entry and one-way streets a ... [more]
Pothole of approximate dimensions 40cm x 30cm x 6cm depth in carriageway outside Nº 10 Perowne Street CB1 2AY near to junction with Emery Road. Sub-surface hardcore thrown up by passing vehicles could result in injury.
Depression in the carriageway outside Nº 95 Mill Road CB1 2UB (near to junction with Gwydir Street); pothole of approximate dimensions 80cm x 60cm x 7cm depth in carriageway outside Nº 89; four lengths of 'crocodile' cracking between Nºs ... [more]
Pothole of approximate dimensions 80cm x 60cm x 7cm depth in carriageway outside Nº 89 Mill Road CB1 2UB near to its junction with Gwydir Street – V hazardous: could cause unseating of cyclist or motor-cyclist leading to injury accident ... [more]
What was the roughest patch of road in Cambridge (#14068 ) has finally been fixed - but not alas the smaller patch by the ironwork in the mid-distance.
The west end of Lensfield Road has been marked up for repairs - meanwhile the rest of the road is still falling apart.
Pothole in a particularly bad position for cyclists (and a Fed Ex van blocking what used to be a mandatory cycle lane but is now only advisory).
Highways truck arriving at midday on Sunday for emergency pothole repairs - the driver is calling into the void 'hello! is anyone there?'.
Dangerous pothole on narrow lane - Mended in August 2010! (to be fixed soon? Photo taken on 25 June 2010.) Mended badly, needs fixing again (April 2011) - contractors keeping themselves in business as council's looking on (no clue)...
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