Tags: segregation
You may also be interested in the automatic categorisation listings and themed galleries.
[Image taken 22.5.23] Jubilee Terrace looking into Bright Street, York. This very narrow gap is two-way for people on cycles… I don’t think it is safe as there is no overt warning to expect someone turning out of the gap into your path. The … [more]
[Image taken 22.5.23] Jubilee Terrace, junction (for cycles only) with Bright Street, York. New ‘route is round the houses’ sign. There’s a lot of clutter here… the wand, the signpost, the new sign, the zebra light pole, the bench and now… … [more]
[Image taken 22.5.23] Jubilee Terrace looking towards the junction (for cycles only) with Bright Street, York. The sign showing the wandering nature of the cycle route is new. Even if not detailed I think it has merit as it alerts people … [more]
[Image taken 22.5.23] Jubilee Terrace junction with Kingsland Terrace, York. This long established contraflow cycle lane meets none of the current standards. The recently installed wands (and armadillos that support them) segregate the … [more]
Work continues on the Gorbals Street cycleway, which will form part of the South City Way. Here on Victoria Bridge where work presently ends.
Work continues on the Gorbals Street cycleway, which will form part of the South City Way. This is the toucan crossing where NCN756, the South Bank cycle route, crosses.
Work continues on the Gorbals Street cycleway, which will form part of the South City Way. A floating parking bay and bus stop can be seen here.
[Image taken 6.8.21] On the N3 in Nottingham. Good practice: segregation of cycle route from the main road and priority across side roads reinforced by road markings but also green surfacing. Further example see also: #173119
[Image taken 6.8.21] N3, Castle Boulevard, junction with Chippendale Street, Nottingham [http://pedals.org.uk/2016/12/04/cycle-super-highway-western-cycle-corridor-official-opening-14th-december/] Good practice: the cycle route is … [more]
The Garscube Road cycle track is nearing completion, but some of the tactile paving is the wrong colour for non-signalised crossings.
Yesterday I had a look at a lovely older separated cycleway in Moreland, on O’Hea St. Separation & priority continues over side roads, and there’s a buffer between walking and cycling. Does anyone know the history of this project? Why was … [more]
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]
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.
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.
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.
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
A segregated cycle lane at Saucel Street that doesn't connect up with the main road (behind camera).
An abrupt ending to the Hamilton Road cycle track, at a build-out. Maybe this is still to be dealt with.
End Of Marked Cycle Lane On Hartcliffe Way Looking North Location: Hartcliffe, Bristol (England, United Kingdom)
Looking forward to the new cycle route on Shields Road ..... Oh, wait a minute ... http://t.co/MXQdcTD9T9
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.
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.
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 for. … [more]
The cyclist in #62731 starts away once the cycle signals have returned to red and signals for motor vehicles have changed to green.
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).
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)
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)
Driver of SD59 VXE obstructing Waterloo Street segregated bike lane. Think this is acceptable parking @GlasgowCC ? http://t.co/HivCEliJ7f
Priority for cycle track over garage entrance on Waterloo St Connect2 cycle track, shortly before launch. The triangle markings are interesting.
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.
Segregated cycle track on main road through Seaton Sluice village, at point where NCN 1 takes a detour along the coast road.
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.
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]
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 … [more]
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 have … [more]
A project originating from Cambridge Cycling Campaign // Hosting kindly helped by Mythic Beasts
Short link: https://cycle.st/photomap/tags/segregation/
- About:
- Local Authorities:
- Link to us:
- Developers:
- Get involved:
- Mobile: