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Tandem puncture almost at the meridian on the busway near Swavesey. See #182506 for a short clip of the air leaking out!
Uttons Drove bridleway from the A1307 cycle path to Swavesey - a bad surface here, and the surfacing soon ends altogether.
Farmers... so territorial. Cyclists have to dismount here on the temporary 'farm access' link from Fenstanton to Swavesey beside the new A14.
Farmers... so territorial. Cyclists have to dismount here on the temporary 'farm access' link from Fenstanton to Swavesey beside the new A14.
Shared-use path from the A14 bridge towards Conington, with the temporary 'farm access' link to Swavesey turning left (and a footpath to the right).
Shared-use path on bridge over the A14 (the footpath to the left doesn't really go anywhere) - with the the missing link cycleway from Fenstanton to Swavesey under construction on the far side of the A1307
End of shared-use path on bridge over the A14 (the footpath to the left doesn't really go anywhere) - with the the missing link cycleway from Fenstanton to Swavesey under construction on the far side of the A1307
There's a largely redundant dual-carriageway, but instead of taking a lane to provide the missing link cycleway between Swavesey and Fenstanton, they're spending much more time and money on a new alignment in the fields.
There's no safe crossing of the A1307 here, but the shared-use path on the far side simply ends and cyclists towards Fenstanton are supposed to head north on the A1307 here (but it seems the farm access road to the west is an alternative).
This farm access road allows cyclists to reach Fenstanton and beyond without riding on the A1307 - a temporary measure until the cycleway by the A1307 is completed in mid-2021.
Transport England built a good bridge for Non-Motorised Users at Swavesey (and also at Bar Hill) which was fine for half a year, until a 'safety' audit led to barriers being installed, in contravention of the government's LTN 1/20. (also … [more]
Transport England built a good bridge for Non-Motorised Users at Swavesey (and also at Bar Hill) which was fine for half a year, until a 'safety' audit led to barriers being installed, in contravention of the government's LTN 1/20.
Transport England built a good bridge for Non-Motorised Users at Swavesey (and also at Bar Hill) which was fine for half a year, until a 'safety' audit led to barriers being installed, in contravention of the government's LTN 1/20.
Transport England built a good bridge for Non-Motorised Users at Swavesey (and also at Bar Hill) which was fine for half a year, until a 'safety' audit led to barriers being installed, in contravention of the government's LTN 1/20.
Abandoned hot tub shop gets more priority than cycling here. Typical Highways England. (in the distance you can see the fancy new Swavesey / Boxworth End bridge)
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