Tags: segregation

#164746, nearby

The southern end of the Garscube Road cycle track still hasn't been completed, but is at least now rideable. Top surface is all that is required. Further north, the path is complete up until Sawmillfield Street, with work in progress at the ... [more]

#153308, nearby

Finishing work still required at the southern end of the Garscube Road protected cycle lane. It will connecting into the underpass and other existing cycle infrastructure through Cowcaddens.

#153307, nearby

Progress on the Garscube Road cycle lane.

#151937, nearby

The Garscube Road cycle track taking shape, at the Corn Street junction.

#151936, nearby

The connection from the underpass to the new cycle track on Garscube Road.

#151935, nearby

The Garscube Road cycle track starting to come together at its southern end.

#110684, nearby

A view over the junction of Valley Road and Canal Road, with the NCN66 cycle track running through.

#110683, nearby

Approaching the end of the segregated cycle track from Valley Road.

#110680, nearby

Junction of Valley Road and Canal Road.

#110679, nearby

The cycle track on Valley Road approaching Bradford city centre.

#110678, nearby

A segregated cycle track on Valley Road. A bit surprising that half-battered kerbs have been used rather than the splayed ones used nearby on CS1 at #89793.

#110676, nearby

A segregated cycle track on Valley Road, and a connection through to the end of Leeming Street.

#109197, nearby

The full length of the Pearce Lane cycle track. For some strange reason, the dropped kerb at Water Row does not extend to the full width of the cycle track.

#109195, nearby

A protected cycle lane along Pearce Lane, between Pearce Street and Water Row.

#103471, nearby

Someone must have decided this layout was a good idea!

#103461, nearby

Getting the sense these prefab kerbs fitted to anchor points aren't suitable on a route with such heavy traffic (Middlepath St, Belfast) https://t.co/DySgqGTitY

#98381, nearby

Progress on the South City Way protected cycle lane.

#98379, nearby

The Torrisdale Street contraflow cycle track, looking towards the Pollokshaws Road toucan crossing.

#90243, nearby

White line painted down Ridgeway now. Problematic gates remain for the time being.

#79970, nearby

A segregated cycle lane at Saucel Street that doesn't connect up with the main road (behind camera).

#79342, nearby

An abrupt ending to the Hamilton Road cycle track, at a build-out. Maybe this is still to be dealt with.

#79341, nearby

Bus stop on Hamilton Road cycle track under construction.

#79340, nearby

Temporary signs blocking the new cycle tracks on both sides of the A74.

#79339, nearby

New but bumpy cycleway on a very dusty Hamilton Road approaching Broomhouse.

#68188, nearby

Cycle Lane Crosses Headley Lane

#68185, nearby

Cycle Path At Junction With Access Road Junction

#68184, nearby

End Of Marked Cycle Lane On Hartcliffe Way Looking North Location: Hartcliffe, Bristol (England, United Kingdom)

#67139, nearby

Looking forward to the new cycle route on Shields Road ..... Oh, wait a minute ... http://t.co/MXQdcTD9T9

#66630, nearby

Kerb close-up of segregated cycleway. Pavement on right of photo, island bus-stop on left. Angled kerb on left after bus-stop shows what hybrid join with road will look like.

#66628, nearby

Newly-built segregated cycleway. This narrow section will be bus-stop bypass, with island for loading on left of this photo. Crossing is flush with cycleway for prams, wheelchairs. Not sure purpose of bollards.

#66627, nearby

Segregated cycleway on Huntingdon Rd.

#66626, nearby

Start of the Huntingdon Rd segregated cycleway. Gentle merge with cyclists coming from Girton college, not the hard right-angle turn of original proposals! Options for turning right are not good, but there is very little to turn right fo ... [more]

#62732, nearby

The cyclist in #62731 starts away once the cycle signals have returned to red and signals for motor vehicles have changed to green.

#62731, nearby

A cyclist (the only Citybike hire bike rider I saw all day) watching the wrong signal and ignoring the cycle signals he's stopped beneath (see #62732).

#59042, nearby

The segregated cycle track on Stranmillis Embankment

#59041, nearby

The segregated cycle track on Stranmillis Embankment

#59040, nearby

The segregated cycle track on Stranmillis Embankment, at King's Bridge crossing

#59039, nearby

The segregated cycle track on Stranmillis Embankment

#58773, nearby

Road space reallocation - lane one of the dual carriagway converted into a cycle lane

#58584, nearby

A close-up of the steep ramp up to the bus stop raised crossing on the segregated cycle track on Balmore Road (see also #58583)

#58583, nearby

Poor drainage, and a very steep ramp up to the bus stop crossing, on the Balmore Road segregated cycle track (see close-up at #58584)

#58582, nearby

A minor road crossing on the short length of segregated cycle track along Balmore Road

#58581, nearby

A short length of segregated cycle track on the Safer Route To School on Balmore Road

#57349, nearby

Driver of SD59 VXE obstructing Waterloo Street segregated bike lane. Think this is acceptable parking @GlasgowCC ? http://t.co/HivCEliJ7f

#55100, nearby

Cycle track between Broad Oak Lane and Golden Way, with separate footway

#55022, nearby

Cycle track crossing side road

#55021, nearby

Segregated cycle track next to road

#51887, nearby

Priority for cycle track over garage entrance on Waterloo St Connect2 cycle track, shortly before launch. The triangle markings are interesting.

#51886, nearby

Shortly before launch, the Connect2 cycle route in Waterloo St, Glasgow, with left turn for Blythswood St being directly into the Advance Stop Line box, in which there is a bus.

#51340, nearby

Trafford's expensive attempt at segregation unfortunately it's seg of parked vehicles not cyclists.

#51331, nearby

End of the dedicated cycle track, start of the shared-use footway, on Waterloo Street.

#46668, nearby

New segregated cycleway on Waterloo St, part of Connect2 project

#46160, nearby

Segregated footway/cycleway on NCN14 Western Approach, South Shields

#46124, nearby

Segregated cycle track on main road through Seaton Sluice village, at point where NCN 1 takes a detour along the coast road.

#46123, nearby

Segregated cycle track on main road through Seaton Sluice village, obstructed by motorist parked on cycle track next to free car parking layby. Cycle track could do with some Diagram 1057 symbols at layby.

#46122, nearby

Segregated cycle track on main road through Seaton Sluice village, at bus stop

#46121, nearby

Segregated cycle track on main road through Seaton Sluice village

#45360, nearby

Under construction cycle track on Waterloo Street, part of Connect2 project (see also #46668)

#39371, nearby

Two-way segregated cycle track up to College Green

#39298, nearby

End of segregated cycle track (see #39297), becoming advisory cycle lane at bus stop

#39297, nearby

Segregated cycle track alongside Temple Way (see also #39298)

#23727, nearby

P1080059 Location: Petts Wood, London (England, United Kingdom)

#21957, nearby

The cycle lane alongside Severalls Lane (part of NCN Route 1) has good segregation.

#21956, nearby

The cycle lane alongside Severalls Lane has good segregation.

#19102, nearby

Segregated route towards the pedestrianized city centre ). These cyclists just crossed a road where the cycle way has preference over road traffic. In this section, the centre lane is free to cycle. Note cyclists of all ages (no helmets, no ... [more]

#19101, nearby

Segregated route towards the pedestrianized city centre (passing underneath the raised railway line). Clear sign and use of different coloured materials to segregate cyclists and pedestrians. At the road crossing after the railway bridge th ... [more]

#19084, nearby

Sign for a dog walking path where dogs may be allowed off their leads. It isn't only cyclists who have segregation in the Netherlands. There are also dog walking paths like this, fishing paths, walking paths etc. Rarely does a cyclist ha ... [more]

#7558, nearby

Segregation - the intention is that pedestrians use the left and cycles use the right. But it doesn't work!

#7491, nearby

This is supposed to be a cycle route! Here we see the paradox of the chicane. On the left is the cycle route - with its ridiculous chicane, and on the right the pedestrian side - free of the chicane. So which side is easier to ride on? Y ... [more]