[Image taken 3.6.22] Terminus of the rail line at Fiumicino airport, Rome. The 0921 departure from Roma Trastevere to Fiumicino Aeroporto. Not only does this train carry cycles but you can recharge them if they are e-bikes too. The person
Cycle parking at a metro station, Roma
Security cordon by the US embassy, Roma - but of course someone has managed to park a car in it.
If parking spaces are given to a restaurant for Covid-safe outdoor eating, Rome's car drivers will just park alongside.
Cycle parking at a metro station, Roma
Cycle parking needed, Roma
Bike and scooter rental, Roma
Road closure by the Roman forum - cycling is allowed, so the sign is wrong.
Road closure towards the Colosseum, except for buses and bikes
Traffic-free road to the Colosseum, Roma
Security closure by the Colosseum, Roma
Cyclists and security closure at the Colosseum, Roma
Modal filter in the Roman Porta Caelimontana, Roma
Modal filter in the Roman Porta Caelimontana, Roma
Cyclists cutting through the Roman Porta Caelimontana, Roma
Crossing from the new cycleway by the Circo Massimo, Roma
Cyclists ignoring the new cycleway by the Circo Massimo, Roma
End of segregated cycleway by the Circo Massimo, Roma - the sign suggests cyclists should use the crossing to find another cycleway to the left.
Cycleway under construction by the Circo Massimo, Roma
Stop for 'bike-friendly' buses, Roma
No Entry except authorised vehicles - trams and taxis, it seems.
Market day closure, I think.
No way through - even the pedestrian access is very tight!
A total road closure rather than a modal filter.
Wheel your bike to the cycle stands at San Giovanni in Laterano, Roma
The bus was blocking the road for a long time because someone left a car in a stupid place. Normal for Roma.
There could be great cycleways in Roma if only there weren't cars parked absolutely everywhere they can be squeezed in.
Clearly the cars have to be on the footway and the pedestrians have to be on the carriageway.
Institutionalised double parking in Roma - the cars on the right can't move until those on the left have gone.
There's double-parking everywhere in Roma (see also the Streetview and satellite images)
Rising bollards on half the road only - ?
Tourist quadricycle struggling to get going, Roma
Rising bollards, traffic-free zone and Roman ruins
Sign for a Great Cycle Ring Route, Roma - unfortunately this was the only one I ever saw.
Awkward access to the traffic-free bridge from the Isola Tiberina, Roma - and End of Cycleway sign beyond.
Shared bikes at the traffic-free bridge from the Isola Tiberina, Roma
Pedestrian and cycle zone on the Isola Tiberina, Roma
Bridge to the Isola Tiberina, Roma - not actually traffic-free.
Busy crossing from a traffic-free bridge, Roma - this could do with some improvement.
Cyclists can get on and off this traffic-free bridge, but they don't make it easy.
Very awkward chains across this traffic-free bridge, Roma
Cyclists in central Roma - it's signed as a dead-end ahead, but, of course, it isn't.
Unusual modal filter on the corner of Piazza Farnese, Roma
Limited cycle parking near the Piazza Farnese, Roma
Tourist quadricycle, Roma
Sunday cyclists on the Piazza Navona, Roma
Rising bollards for a security zone in central Roma
Rising bollards for a security zone in central Roma
Sunday cyclists on the Piazza del Popolo, Roma - there's only a narrow gap to leave northwards.
Sunday cyclists on the Piazza del Popolo, Roma
Sunday cyclists on the Piazza del Popolo, Roma
The Corso, Roma - busy with pedestrians and cyclists on Sundays (and anti-terrorist police)
Cyclists entering the Piazza del Popolo, Roma
Not good enough for a cycleway into the Borghese Gardens, Roma
No Entry except buses and taxis on the road into the Borghese Gardens, Roma
Cyclists arriving at the Piazza del Popolo, Roma, on the temporarily inactive tram platform
Cycling on the temporarily inactive tramway, Roma
Cars park everywhere in Rome, including on the temporarily inactive tramlines.
Plenty of space for a good cycleway ahead.
As ever, as soon as a right-turn lane is wanted, the cycleway ends.
No allowance for cyclists or pedestrians where the Roma metro appears from underground to cross the river on a bridge.
Cycle-unfriendly road closure, Roma
Closed slip road to the riverside highway, Roma
The slip-road is closed - but somehow drivers manage to park on it.
Riverside cycleway (EuroVelo routes 5 and 7), Roma
Riverside cycleway (EuroVelo routes 5 and 7), Roma
Cars and motorbikes are free to park where they want on either side of the riverside road in Roma
The Via del Corso in Rome is only open to cyclists, joggers and walkers on Sunday mornings.
Traffic-free street, Roma
Road closure with tourist information kiosk, Roma
Road closure with tourist information kiosk, Roma
So much road space used for car parking in Rome - it would be easy to put in a good cycleway here.
There's no cycleway on this side of the Tiber in central Rome
The traffic-free Ponte Sant'Angelo and the cycleway past the Castel Sant'Angelo, Rome
The main avenue from central Rome to the Vatican is now traffic-free.
The main avenue from central Rome to the Vatican is now traffic-free.
Journey's end on the Via Francigena
Plenty of space here for a contraflow cycleway to the Vatican
A proper cycle crossing to the Vatican just ahead would be helpful.
End of the segregated cycleway for the Via Francigena to reach the Vatican
Segregated cycleway and lights for the Via Francigena to reach the Vatican
Segregated cycleway and lights for the Via Francigena to reach the Vatican
Segregated cycleway and lights for the Via Francigena to reach the Vatican
Segregated cycleway and lights for the Via Francigena to reach the Vatican
Blue and white marker for the Via Francigena where it leaves the riverside and heads for the Vatican.
The traffic-free Ponte della Musica
Riverside cycleway and access to the Ponte della Musica
Riverside cycleway and access to the Ponte della Musica
The riverside cycleway towards central Rome
Cycleway continuing from the Ponte Milvio towards central Rome
Awkward access to the Ponte Milvio, Roma