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Photo | Caption | Categorisation |
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| 170123 |  | Clarify status of this path. Can it be used for cycling? Will be a through route from Money Hole park to Panshanger Park when links complete. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170122 |  | Shared use pavement needed from Rectory Road to the entrance to Sherrardspark Wood south of the Red Lion. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170121 |  | Dropped kerb needed on path accross from Monkswood to the north arm of Crossway. Allow cycling to enable people on cycles to exit Knightsfield more easily. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170120 |  | Create a direct cycling and walking link from this stub of Hertford Road safely accross to Digswell Park Road. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170119 |  | Remove kissing gate and step over barrier to enable people on cycles to proceed without carring cycles. Barrier to disabled riders not permitted under LTN 1/20 rules. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170118 |  | Loose gravel surface needs improving. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170117 |  | Create safe crossing of Hertford Road with central island to enable walkers and people on bikes to connect from Old Herns Lane to Tewin Bury for nature reserve and bridleway on to Tewin. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170116 |  | There is a massive desireline mud path on the south side of Hertford Road from Old Herns Lane to the entrance to Tewin Bury. Surface and make dual use. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170115 |  | Make the link from Old Herns Lane to Hertford Road usable for cycling so as to join up with the bridleway via Tewin Bury Farm. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170114 |  | Make pavement on east side of road dual use for cycling to Golf Club etrance linkin Old Herns Lane to Moors Walk subway. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170113 |  | Create a cycle way from this subway under Moors Walk along the east side of Herns Lane to the Golf Club and thence via Old Herns Lane to Tewin Bury and the bridleway to Tewin. Links Tewin village to Ridgeway Academy. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170112 |  | Old Herns Lane is a wide road yet is only a footpath. Change to a bridleway to legalise cycling and enable people to avoid Herns Lane which is a fast road. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170111 |  | Replace metal gates with bollards to enable people on cycles to access the unused section of Bericot Way. No dips in kerb to enable people on cycles to get route this. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170110 |  | Clarify if this path is a bridleway or not and if it can be cycled, clear vegetation to make this possible. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170109 |  | Remove obstrcutive barrier which only allows 2 wheeled cycles with no trailer to enter Green Lane. Does not comply with LTN 1/20 rules. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170108 |  | Cycle infrastructure in Surrey is a joke t.co/1AKXwEskvT | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170107 |  | No designated cycle lane . From the Brickmakers Roundabout to Homebase.Dangerous to pedestrians from cyclists riding on the paths especially during school hoursde | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170105 |  | Pedestrianise Castlegate south of Red Cross Street. Traffic uses it as a rat-run to avoid the gyratory. | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 170104 |  | A cycle hire station in Pollokshields on Maxwell Drive/St Andrew's Drive, and a painted footway cycle lane leading to a toucan crossing to the right. | Bike share: Infrastructure bikeshare |
| 170103 |  | The footway cycle lane from Maxwell Drive ends at the toucan crossing on St Andrew's Drive. The person cycling had come from the path from Maxwell Grove. | Cycleway: Infrastructure cycleways |
| 170102 |  | Car parking on the footway cycle lane in Maxwell Drive. The cycle lane leads to a toucan crossing across St Andrew's Drive and is two-way. | Car storage: Problem carstorage |
| 170101 |  | Residential cycle parking needs to be a bit more secure that just stands in the street. It could also be further away from the kerb to allow room for opening car doors. | Cycle parking: Problem cycleparking |
| 170100 |  | The cyclist avoids the pavement cycle lane that the driver up ahead is in the process of parking in. | Road environment: Infrastructure road |
| 170099 |  | The speed humps are freshly painted, but the cycle lane is looking rather faded. | Road environment: Problem road |
| 170098 |  | Answers on a postcard. | Cycleway: Infrastructure cycleways |
| 170097 |  | No provision for cycling through the road closure on Albert Drive. | Obstruction: Problem obstructions |
| 170096 |  | No provision for cycling through the road closure in Aytoun Road. | Obstruction: Problem obstructions |
| 170095 |  | A short cycle lane approaching traffic signals on St Andrew's Drive. | Road environment: Infrastructure road |
| 170094 |  | A dropped kerb, possibly to allow cycling through the road closure in Dalziel Drive at St Andrew's Drive.The dropped kerb on the other side is to the right of the bin. | Road environment: Infrastructure road |
| 170093 |  | Bike racks in Thoday Street. | Cycle parking: Good practice cycleparking |
| 170091 |  | Obstructive parking right outside our front door. | Car storage: Problem carstorage |
| 170090 |  | Modal filter created by gate | Obstruction: Good practice obstructions |
| 170089 |  | There's a lot of space here and it would accommodate local families, residents and workers. | Cycle parking: Problem cycleparking |
| 170088 |  | [Image taken 12.6.21] Tanner’s Moat, York. This Environment Agency sign has three phone numbers. Which can you ring on a Saturday to report hazards such as: #170086, #170087? Other issues today see: #170080 and links. | General sign/notice: Problem signs |
| 170087 |  | [Image taken 12.6.21] Rougier Street, York. The fallen sign and cones were previously reported to the Environment Agency/their contractors: #170004. The crash barrier is a new hazard. This is part of the diversion for wheelchair users and pedestrians during flood works. Similar issue nearby see: #170086 and links. | Obstruction: Problem obstructions |
| 170086 |  | [Image taken 12.6.21] Tanner Row, York. Cones not doing their job and therefore creating an obstruction and a hazard. This street is designated the diversion for people on cycles and wheelchairs while the floodgates under Lendal Bridge are being replaced. Other issues like this today: #170087, #170088. Also from today: #170080 and links | Obstruction: Problem obstructions |
| 170085 |  | [Image taken 12.6.21] Marygate car park, York. A very large vehicle parked here today. People of all ages and levels of fitness and infirmity get out of their vehicles here and change modes to reach their destination, and reverse this on the return. Some people cut through the car park because it's shorter but also because the cobbles on the edge below St Mary's are painful. You can't see round, through or over a vehicle of this size. It's blocking the view of the only entrance/exit on this side of the car park with the cycle-ped-wheelchair path linking Bootham and Scarborough Bridge/the rail station. And the space for manoeuvring in/out is extremely limited in this car park: more hazards for people on cycles, foot, in mobility scooters, pushchairs, wheelchairs and on the Tier hire scooters and cycles... Other issues here today: #170081 and links | Obstruction: Problem obstructions |
| 170084 |  | [Image taken 12.6.21] Marygate car park, York. With no obvious entrance/exit and the nearest 'sometimes' gap blocked (see: #170083) this chap with child stepped over. Not everyone can. And people with kit (cycles, pushchairs, or wheelchairs) can't. Other issues here today: #170081 and links | Obstruction: Problem obstructions |
| 170083 |  | [Image taken 12.6.21] Marygate car park, York. The gap between the car park and the route to/from Bootham and schools in one direction and Scarborough Bridge/rail station in the other was blocked again. You can see someone climbing over the fence. This issue see also: #170084. Other issues here today: #170081 and links. | Obstruction: Problem obstructions |
| 170082 |  | [Image taken 12.6.21] Marygate car park, York. The skip that had been restricting access and the view of the entrance/exit between the Scarborough Bridge connector cycle-ped-wheelchair path and the car park has finally gone. Other issues here today: #170081 and links. | Car storage: Event carstorage |
| 170081 |  | [Image taken 12.6.21] Marygate car park, York. Entrance/exit between the Scarborough Bridge connector cycle-ped-wheelchair path and the car park is much reduced, and is not marked and not protected. Other issues here today: #170082, #170083, #170084, #170085. Elsewhere see: #170080 and links. | Obstruction: Problem obstructions |
| 170080 |  | [Image taken 12.6.21] Crichton Avenue, junction with Burton Stone Lane, York. Three cones, two signs. Not doing their jobs. Been here some weeks. Unsightly and possible hazards. Other images in York today: #170081, #170082, #170083, #170084, #170085, #170086, #170087, #170088 | Obstruction: Problem obstructions |
| 170079 |  | Need for cycle parking outside the Pipasha restaurant on Ditton Walk. | Cycle parking: Problem cycleparking |
| 170078 |  | Bridge on Coldhams Common with the grass cut back for Chisholm Trail work. | Cycleway: Infrastructure cycleways |
| 170077 |  | Good wide well marked pedestrian & cyclist paths here | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170076 |  | Good wide well marked pedestrian & cyclist paths here | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170075 |  | Good wide well marked pedestrian & cyclist paths here | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170074 |  | Good wide well marked pedestrian & cyclist paths here | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170073 |  | Good well marked eperate pedestrian & cyclist paths here | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170072 |  | Good well marked pedestrian/cyclist bridge here | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170071 |  | [Image taken 11.6.21] York Stadium Leisure Complex next to the LNER Community Stadium, Kathryn Avenue, Huntington, York. (The streetview dates from some years ago and shows the previous leisure centre.) There is too little seating here. Incredibly for a brand new facility there are just two places to sit. Both times we had to share with smokers. The seating such as there is does enable people in wheelchairs to sit sociably next to people who are not. This is not always the case - think pub-style fixed seating/tables. (There are some designs with a gap at one end for people in wheelchairs.) There was a constant stream of predominantly two sorts of groups while I was there. There were parents with very young children - the new leisure complex has pool areas for youngsters. There were people with grey hair. I am incredulous that the people who design these spaces do not have direct experience of or have seen that families use outdoor seating spaces for a variety of reasons. Eating a snack after exercise. Looking at the books borrowed from the library. 'Stowing' of kit used or books borrowed. 'Adjusting' or 'readying' of clothing (sun hats today, rain gear at other times, gloves in winter). Retired people may not have to be anywhere so some here today (covid testing, for other health services, a swim) might, have got a drink from the coffee machine (the cafe is not yet open) and enjoyed the good weather. As it was with the two areas of seating in use there was no option for dwelling and relaxing. There is space for more seating. Plus, it seems to me, seating can fulfil the function of the bollards - but be dual purpose and give a rather more welcoming feeling. Benches could also be installed alongside the green mounds in the background. Behind the photographer, there is a large planter. This could have been designed like the one (not shown) 50m beyond those green hillocks. It is a raised bed with the edges at the height and depth to be used as seating. Other issue here today: #170063. | Other: Problem general |
| 170070 |  | Cycle parking near to the supermarket entrance. | Cycle parking: Good practice cycleparking |
| 170069 |  | A ramp has been provided behind the bus stop, in addition to steps, to connect from Thornliebank Road up to Cartcraigs Road. (This does not form part of the cycle route, but could be used for connections to and from it.) | Track: Infrastructure track |
| 170068 |  | The pedestrian crossing on the Newlands to Silverburn cycle route at Thornliebank Road is out of use. This is quite a busy road, and being next to a roundabout it is not terribly easy to cross the road unaided at this location. | Road environment: Problem road |
| 170067 |  | Make it a loop hangar - a lot of bicycles in the area get vandalised | Cycle parking: Problem cycleparking |
| 170066 |  | A flood prevention scheme has been implemented at Greenbank Park, and thus the entrances to the park have steps and ramps over the embankments that would contain any flooding. This is on the cycle route between Newlands and the Silverburn Shopping Centre. | Cycleway: Infrastructure cycleways |
| 170065 |  | Greenbank Park, approaching the bridge over the Auldhouse Burn. | Track: Infrastructure track |
| 170064 |  | A flood prevention scheme has been implemented at Greenbank Park, and thus the entrances to the park have steps and ramps over the embankments that would contain any flooding. | Track: Infrastructure track |
| 170063 |  | [Image taken 11.6.21] York Stadium Leisure Complex next to the LNER Community Stadium, Kathryn Avenue, Huntington, York. (The streetview dates from some years ago and shows the old swimming centre.) The brand new leisure and health facilities are a few metres behind where I stood to take this image. There is cycle parking. But you need to know it is there. (It's behind and beyond the cars to the left.) The motor vehicles are closer to the health/leisure facilities than the cycle parking. What message does this give? Also, there seems not to be a designated motor cycle parking area. When there is no allocated spaces for motor cycles the riders use the cycle parking. This is not okay. It introduces loud, large machines into quiet human spaces. Plus, as today, the motor cyclists often warm up their engines or at least let them run while readying themselves. People who cycle should not be subjected to additional air or noise pollution when parking/collecting their cycles and readying themselves (and any dependants) to go. Other image today see: #170071. | Cycle parking: Problem cycleparking |
| 170062 |  | A humped zebra crossing in Shawbridge Street, this time with Belisha beacons, and also Cyclists Dismount signs. | Road environment: Infrastructure road |
| 170061 |  | A humped zebra crossing on Shawbridge Street, without Belisha beacons. | Road environment: Infrastructure road |
| 170060 |  | Very poor quality cycle parking at Asda in Trafford Park | Cycle parking: Problem cycleparking |
| 170059 |  | Please remember to keep an eye out for the cyclists dismount signs around Newport City Centre and Shaftesbury! #staysafe #cyclistsdismount #Newport #CSO280 #CSO310 #CSO323 #CSO356 t.co/cKCE9U3wJj | Other: Infrastructure general |
| 170058 |  | President Joe Biden has given Boris Johnson a new US-made bicycle to mark their first ever meeting. The bicycle was made by Stephen Bilenky of Bilenky Cycle Works, who was asked to create “a modern version of a British roadster”. t.co/7J2KteNOKN t.co/30jHvNmK9W Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilenky_Cycle_Works | Bicycle: Good practice bicycles |
| 170057 |  | Pavement too narrow on most of east side of Church Street. Dangerous | Track: Problem track |
| 170056 |  | Reduce speed from Bransby crossroads to Sturton. Make it 40mph reduction the same as on Tillbridge Road. | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 170055 |  | Bollard slalom when trying to access the cycle lane from Welford Place. Can positioning be changed? | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170054 |  | Still a bit to do before it will be ready for tarmac | Other: Infrastructure general |
| 170053 |  | Path widened but edge boards not yet all fitted at this end | Other: Infrastructure general |
| 170052 |  | Widened path on Coldham's Common south nearly ready to be 'prepped for tarmac' according to timetable board at the other end. Both of these gates open in the same direction: not immediately obvious why two were needed. | Other: Infrastructure general |
| 170051 |  | Scaffolding gone, backfilling started, still work to do on utilities. Impossible to tell whether the water main was reinstated below this lot, but the pipe meant to reinstate the gas main has clearly not been used. Wonder if this all has to be dug up again later? | Other: Infrastructure general |
| 170050 |  | Scaffolding supports gone, backfilling started, but still some work to do for proper reinstatement of utilities. | Other: Infrastructure general |
| 170049 |  | Culvert for Chisholm Trail bridge south ramp to cross realigned brook | Other: Infrastructure general |
| 170048 |  | The Dumbreck Road/St Andrew's Drive/Titwood Road/Haggs Road junction outside Pollok Country Park. No sign of the proposed pop-up cycle route on St Andrew's Drive yet. | Road environment: Problem road |
| 170047 |  | The bridge appears to be in the process of being rebuilt. | Temporary closure: Event closure |
| 170046 |  | The track from the playing fields car park (see #170045) arrives at Guidmans Road just short of the path northwards on the other side of the road. However, the road is one-way. | Road environment: Problem road |
| 170045 |  | From the playing fields car park, this track links to Guidmans Road and almost connects to the path network beyond. | Track: Infrastructure track |
| 170044 |  | The path from the allotments (see #170043) reaches the playing fields car park via this gate. The kerb could be lowered to make it more accessible. | Obstruction: Problem obstructions |
| 170043 |  | While it is possible to cycle through from the allotments to the playing fields at Pollok Country Park, the path through the woods is unsurfaced and muddy in places, so won't become one of my regular routes through the park. | Track: Infrastructure track |
| 170042 |  | [Image taken 10.6.21] North Street, York junction with Bridge Street and Micklegate. It's part of route NCN65, it's got 'early greens' for cyclists on this side of the junction and on the opposite side - Skeldergate. It passes the rail station, it goes alongside the river, there are two attractive church buildings, it's around 100m from the pedestrianised shopping area. But it's basically a service road with lots of entrances to/exits from car parking - in a car park, in a multi-storey. Yet there's a real chance a further hotel could be built here. No matter it claims to offer no car parking spaces to guests there will be deliveries, taxis/Ubers picking up/dropping off and perhaps some spaces for staff to park. More journeys in motor vehicles of any kind would make this important link for people on cycles (of all ages and levels of experience) even less attractive. The surface is damaged for most of the length too. This was the worst I've seen the advisory cycle lane blocked. (Two vehicles is 'normal'.) Drivers heading in the direction of the black car in shot move into the oncoming lane to pass vehicles parked on the left (car club, police vehicles...) Most do not slow down if there is someone on a cycle coming towards them or wait till it is safe to pass. Other issues here: not enough cycle parking and what there is. is too close to the road see: #168483 and links. Other city centre locations that could be much more attractive, for example with pocket parks, parklets and seating: Exhibition Square: #160855, Rougier Street: #164846 | Road environment: Problem road |
| 170041 |  | I came around the corner from Barrhead Road into Pollokshaws Road to find the footway there is now shared-use. There was no obvious start to this. | Cycleway: Infrastructure cycleways |
| 170040 |  | A parallel cycle zebra crossing across Kennishead Road, for the shared-use cycle route along Barrhead Road. | Road environment: Infrastructure road |
| 170039 |  | [Image taken 10.6.21] Rougier Street, York. Not doing its job. Damaged. A hazard. Clutter. Obstructing access to the cycle racks, the Tier scooter/cycle bays, the information totem. No contact information on the rear that I could see when I tried to lift it. (It was heavy/unwieldy.) I went to the Environment Agency/JN Bentley compound nearby and spoke to someone. A cycle courier friend said he'd seen the sign (and this one: #170004 I also reported) being collected around 30 minutes later. There must be a way for responsible organisations to include contact details on the reverse of signs they put out. Search on 'fallensigns' for previous examples. | Obstruction: Event obstructions |
| 170038 |  | No provision for cycling (other than the parking stands) and minimal provision for pedestrians at the busy Wallace Street junction with Dalintober Street. A dropped kerb crossing across three lanes of fast moving traffic heading for the motorway, and no crossing at all across to the next section of Dalintober Street. | Road environment: Problem road |
| 170037 |  | A desire line formed by pedestrians walking from Dalintober Street to Carnoustie Street. There is a pedestrian crossing at the traffic signals ahead, but the paving slabs take an indirect route there. | Track: Problem track |
| 170036 |  | The Southwest City Way cycleway closed by roadworks on Scotland Street. It wasn't clear what cyclists were supposed to do. | Temporary closure: Event closure |
| 170035 |  | Pavement parking in Scotland Street, opposite a car park. The line segregation cycleway sign is wrong too, since the cycleway is to the left of the footway. | Car storage: Problem carstorage |
| 170034 |  | There is a short cycleway here on the road, but it is VERY frequently occupied by parked cars. Enforcement badly needed. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170033 |  | An utterly pointless series of barriers rendered useless by the desire line to the left. Stop installing this rubbish. If antisocial motorcycle use is an issue, that is for the police to deal with. And if the police don't have the resources, it's a political issue. | Obstruction: Problem obstructions |
| 170032 |  | Other: Infrastructure general | |
| 170031 |  | Roundabout needed here | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 170030 |  | Plym Valley trail here | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170029 |  | The road width and parking area around the junctions in the market square are far too wide, it's over 40 to cross between the pavements. Market square should be pedestrianised and pavements provided around all the parking areas to provide safe walking routes between the shops. | Track: Problem track |
| 170028 |  | 2-way segregated track needed between town centre and rail station. Station Road is is too busy, has high number of cyclists and is too high speed limit and too narrow for paint-only lanes, causes unsafe overtaking. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 170027 |  | There is no footpath on this section of road so people squeeze along a narrow verge. A footpath could be installed to connect the footpaths either side of this section of road. | Track: Problem track |
| 170025 |  | The usual forest of posts to negotiate on the central island, plus an interesting traffic light repeater | Other: Infrastructure general |
| 170024 |  | Not convinced that this is the most useful bit of signage | Other: Infrastructure general |
| 170023 |  | Pedestrians-only footway is seriously narrow on this corner - in stark contrast to the one diagonally opposite | Other: Infrastructure general |
| 170022 |  | I think this is where southbound cyclists leave can leave the carriageway to join shared-use path, just as it becomes too narrow. | Other: Infrastructure general |
| 170021 |  | Shared-use transition to segregated ? | Other: Infrastructure general |
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