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[Image taken 27.1.23] Brunch, Auster Road, Clifton Moor, York. Wheelbenders. Other image here today: #190175. Tier overview: #190175.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Field View, York. Other image this issue here today: #190173. Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Former Duncombe Barracks site, Burton Stone Lane, York. Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Burton Stone Lane, York. More of this damage here today: #190169. Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Burton Stone Lane, York. Location: #190166. Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Shipton Street junction with Burton Stone Lane, York. Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Burton Stone Lane, York. Detail and links see: #190160. Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Burton Stone Lane, York. Location see: #190161. Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Burton Stone Lane, York. Location see: #190159. Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Horner Street junction with Burton Stone Lane, York. Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] York Suzuki Centre, Burton Stone Lane, York. Damage that is a trip hazard on the forecourt of the York Suzuki Centre (www.yorksuzuki.com/). Other image forecourt damage near here today and links: #190155.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Burton Stone Lane junction with Garth Terrace, York. Forecourt damage. Other image forecourt damage near here today: #190156. Image pavement damage near here today: #190153, #190154. Other image today and links: … [more]
[Image taken 25.1.23] Garth Terrace, junction with Burton Stone Lane, York. Context: #190153. Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Garth Terrace, junction with Burton Stone Lane, York. Pavement damage. Detail nearest area: #190154. Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Burton Stone Lane, York. The only formal crossing on the entire length of Burton Stone Lane. Driving speeds are very high and not every motorist stops to let people cross. There are a couple of build-outs but it all … [more]
This road is very narrow and cars travel in excess of 30mph regularly. I walk my grandchildren to / from school and it is very dangerous.
Make this stretch of road 30mph, it would be safer for motorists, cyclists and the herd of cows that use the road from time to time!
Over 10,000 people work at Southmead Hospital and this route is a popular way in to the site. The common has limited paths and people need to walk/cycle on grass leaving muddy tracks. A wide, shared use path for walkers, cyclists and … [more]
Dangerous for cyclists to cross road due to speed of vehicles approaching from both directions on barrow street
The cycleway as of January 2023 has received some much-needed leaf and mud clearance. The water you can see is mostly standing, there is a small trickle across the muddy part. Most of the sand and silt here has been cleared.
Amazingly the Barnwell Road cycleway just dumps cyclists on the road at the worst possible place. There isn't even a sign to the shared-use path to the left on Newmarket Road.
Astonishing - there's a large car park but no cycle parking at all for Red Cross first aid courses at Lothbury House.
Astonishing - there's a large car park but no cycle parking at all for Red Cross first aid courses at Lothbury House.
Covered cycle parking at a primary school - not as bad as it looks, there's plenty of space to the rear of the car.
Misleading sign - you can either go left and then right on the route towards the Newmarket Road roundabout, or right into a school.
Plenty of cycle parking at the Abbey Pool - and yet someone still chooses to leave a bike unattached to something solid.
Following the attempt to use temporary lights (#189852 and #189853) they've given up - not ideal for the walk to school.
The end of the queue between Grantchester and Trumpington at 08.45 on a Thursday. Most of the drivers probably want to turn right toward Addenbrooke's but can't because cars turning left on to Trumpington Road are blocked by standing … [more]
Lots of signs about the one-way closure of East Road due to a sinkhole - totally ignoring the fact that the cycleway is open as usual. Sadly predictable.
Lots of signs about the one-way closure of East Road due to a sinkhole - totally ignoring the fact that the cycleway is open as usual. On the plus side, Gonville Place and Lensfield Road were virtually traffic-free in this direction, so … [more]
Hedges need to be cut back to widen the path as you cannot pass if people are going in opposite direction
Hobbs Lane is part of the Avon Cycleway and a v important pedestrian and cycle connection from Barrow Gurney to the A38 and it's critical the council maintain their regular maintenance programme to maintain the roadway & keep hedges cut … [more]
Hospital Road sign needed on both sides of the entrance to Hospital Road. Many deliveries and courier find it difficult to find our street.
There needs to be a pavement here to allow pedestrian access to the public transport links at Flax bourton and Cambridge batch
Hedges need cutting regularly so cyclists & pedestrians can get through and pass each other. At times growth touches you on both sides..including stinging nettles.
Overgrown with brambles & nettles from both sides. Not cut back this year as it was in previous years.
My children catch the u2 bus back from school and use Hobbs Lane to get back in the village. Hedges need to be cut back to widen the path as you cannot pass if people are going in opposite direction.
Hedges overgrown restricting access for villagers walking to access buses on the A38.Also is on a national cycle route.
Cyclists (and cars) need a light controlled junction here. Exit visibility is poor and speeds/volume high!
A foot path/ pavement along the road leading out of village towards A370 linking up footpaths into the village from St Katherines Farm. Also maintaing Hobbs Lane
Treated as a shortcut to get Station road. Car wizz off Rodney road and visibility for pedestrian is bad when cross with children on the way to school. Pedestrian crossing or a one way road might help.
Even though this is a 20 mph zone, cars still speed along it and even mount the pavement. It's dangerous when walking my children to school.
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