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Can't be good to feel like a mug for following official cycle route signs. This is part of the Wirral Circular trail in West Kirby. For me it's irritating, those with mobility issues or nonstandard cycles are simply excluded. We can do … [more]
Signage on the Wirral Circular Trail, on a shared-use footway with fairly elderly paving slabs. On the left a Mersey Tunnel entrance, where walking and cycling is not allowed.
The opposite side of the horrendous Rock Ferry Bypass crossing on the Wirral Circular Trail (see #53837). No dropped kerb, poor sightlines, no assistance in crossing the bypass itself.
A horrendous road crossing of the Rock Ferry Bypass next to a roundabout. A lorry driver stopped short in the inside lane to let me cross, but car drivers in the outside lane didn't do likewise.
Having successfully given way at the works entrance on #53818, cyclists are then told to dismount to cross the road, via a caged central island.
Signage to Eastham Country Park. The route straight on is the rougher, more steeply graded riverside path.
The barrier dividing the car park from the path in Eastham Country Park has a small gap near the end to allow people through
This gate easy to get around without hindering path users too much, but enough to slow users down at road crossing
A barrier across the cycle path at Cubbins Green. However, a good point is the parallel segregated horse-riding path across the fence from the cycle path.
Apart from a short section at each end where you need to cross the sandy beach, this path is rideable on most bikes
Messy, signs obscuring each other, counter will only count those that don't take shortcut, all poorly thought out