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Showing items 301 to 400 from total of 148,823 items. Ordered by photo # descending.
Photo #  |
Photo | Caption | Categorisation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 155100 |  | Cycle path along A385 would be good | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155099 |  | Thanks to persistent work by a local campaigner, the obstruction (see #154442) has been eased by the removal of part of the barrier to the left. | Obstruction: Event obstructions |
| 155098 |  | Again the verge is creeping onto the footpath and needs cutting back | Track: Problem track |
| 155097 |  | Grass is taking over the footpath and needs taking back to its original width as you can see by the lampposts | Track: Problem track |
| 155096 |  | There is no pavement for this road and there are families that live in these houses and it’s a common walk to Morrison’s for people. It’s on a corner and very unsafe for pedestrians and dog walkers who often walk this route. | Track: Problem track |
| 155095 |  | Traffic driving too fast, cycleway or wider pavement needed for people to access river bank. | Track: Problem track |
| 155094 |  | There is no pavement on this road and many pedestrians walk on it to get to the supermarket or even to exit their properties. It is also a busy road with many blind points for drivers so is quite dangerous! | Track: Problem track |
| 155093 |  | It’s main walk way to bus stop and Morrison’s, lots of people walk down there including mums with babies. There’s no path currently and the cars speed down the road. In the winter is so dangerous as the streets stop before a bend that need to go round to get to a safe passageway. And selfishly I have a step son who uses the road to get to the bus and I’m considering taking him in the car because I’m terrified for his safety | Track: Problem track |
| 155092 |  | The path requires clearing back to its original size around the village as vegetation has overgrown the paths. | Track: Problem track |
| 155091 |  | Newark road is more than wide enough to have a separated cyclepath. Somethign like a verge inbetween or similar to the lower half of doddington road. This would prevent cyclists then using the pavement so a win for pedestrians as well. It could easily be done on both sides of the road. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155090 |  | Segregated cycleway along Lilliput road linking Lilliput and Canford Cliffs please. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155089 |  | Footpath blocked by undergrowth & brambles | Track: Problem track |
| 155088 |  | London Fields Low Traffic Neighbourhood. Good stuff for everyone. Photo by @jonburkeUK: twitter.com/jonburkeUK/status/1329149612402372612 | Obstruction: Good practice obstructions |
| 155085 |  | Too many English kids cycling on pavement. | Track: Problem track |
| 155084 |  | Parking at school times major issue along entire road jct Wygate Park to Pennygate and beyond due to excessive car use at school times | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155083 |  | Double yellow lines to stop the morning and afternoon chaos and dangers | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155082 |  | Double yellow lines. | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155079 |  | Pavement (and cycle path) is needed along entire stretch of the Corby Road to allow safe walking from Irnham to Corby Glen. Many lorries, agricultural vehicles and cars travel fast down this road making it hazardous for pedestrians and cyclists. Corby Glen has many facilities (e.g shops, local primary school) that Irnham residents need to access. | Track: Problem track |
| 155078 |  | This is a dreadful junction for cyclists and pedestrians | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155077 |  | Could easily accommodate a contraflow cycle lane with a tweak as road is certainly wide enough. Would encourage cycling as not having to follow the 2 ship hills. It could lead to one of the least hilly routes from Holton Rd, Broad St, Waterfront etc, to Park crescent, Jenner Road, Pontypridd Rd etc, via St Nicholas Rd. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155076 |  | A widened, shared, pavement/cycleway is required along Lincoln Road, between the Skellingthorpe roundabout and the Sustrans Route 64, where it crosses the Lincoln Road. At present there is a rather narrow, poorly surfaced pavement along one side of this road. Cyclists use the pavement because the road is narrow and fast-moving motor traffic makes cycling on the road dangerous. Provision of this pavement/cycleway would make access to the Sustrans route 64 much safer from the Birchwood, Swanpool, Hartsholme areas of Lincoln. The present B1378 (Skellingthorpe Road) which becomes the Lincoln Road after crossing the A46, is already a pavement/cycleway between the A46 and the Tritton Road (A1192). | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155075 |  | Cycle underpass for proposed bypass/cul-de-sac and bridge over Vernats drain. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155074 |  | Pavement needs resurfacing, it is in a terrible state | Track: Problem track |
| 155073 |  | Detail of the ramp shown in #155072. The ramp is flush with the road and the slightly raised footway. | Cycle parking: Good practice cycleparking |
| 155072 |  | Access to a shop entrance via a ramp from the road up to the kerb. For detail of the ramp see #155073. | Cycle parking: Good practice cycleparking |
| 155071 |  | Marmora Road build out at junction with Suez Road. There is a dropped kerb within the buildout. | Road environment: Good practice road |
| 155070 |  | No footpath or cycle way from Westfield House to Arnesby Lane on north side of Lutterworth Road, Arnesby. New footpath would link Guthlaxton Cycleway 6 | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155069 |  | There’s no path , footpath needed for anyone to walk safely anywhere down this road in either direction!! | Track: Problem track |
| 155068 |  | Given this is an important link underneath the A52 and part of the Big Track, would be good to see some path surface improvements on this stretch | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155067 |  | Really dangerous when doing the school run... can't pass each other and big vehicles risk hitting a small child... and possibly an adult | Track: Problem track |
| 155066 |  | Uneven paths where residents are in sheltered housing. | Track: Problem track |
| 155065 |  | Zebra crossing or? primary school, secondary school and further secondary school (Spalding Academy a bit further on) Fish and & Chips, Tesco and no crossing or slowing of traffic. | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155064 |  | Hedges overhang narrow path | Track: Problem track |
| 155063 |  | Many people walk or cycle down Northgate to get into Pinchbeck for shops and bus links. There is no lighting and it is a fast road. Many near misses have been made | Track: Problem track |
| 155062 |  | The short and unusually-shaped approx 20 metre back lane between Market Lane and Long Rigg Road suffers from drivers turning quickly and dangerously into it at both ends. There’s not much safe space for pedestrians as the pavement is very narrow . Make it a non through road for traffic. It could be split in the middle, creating loading and unloading parking spaces for the businesses there. | Track: Problem track |
| 155061 |  | Crossing Market Lane near the Swalwell roundabout is like taking your life in your hands. Drivers come off the roundabout too fast and unpredictably, as you can’t always predict where they are going as there are so many exists, and the road surface of the roundabout is ridiculously over-sized. A proper central pedestrian refuge island and possibly a zebra crossing is needed on Market Lane, and the existing island probably needs to extend further east. Drivers also come down Market Lane too fast. So perhaps speed humps are need for both directions. | Track: Problem track |
| 155060 |  | A better way for pedestrians to cross the entrance and exit dual-carriageway road to the A1 at the Swalwell roundabout is needed. The northbound should be reduced to one lane, as it quickly narrows to one lane anyway, by building out the kerbs. The southbound exit road should be split by having a central island between the two lanes, similar to the one in the middle of the one-way road at Metrocentre (St Michael’s Way, east of American Golf). NB If the entrance carriageway is narrowed, that may give sufficient land to widen the exit carriageway and so make it easier for the central pedestrian island to be put in. | Track: Problem track |
| 155059 |  | Public space available for cycle store to be used by local terraced houses | Cycle parking: Problem cycleparking |
| 155058 |  | Public space available for cycle store to be used by local terraced houses | Cycle parking: Problem cycleparking |
| 155057 |  | Public space available for cycle store to be used by local terraced houses | Cycle parking: Problem cycleparking |
| 155056 |  | Public space available for cycle store to be used by local terraced houses | Cycle parking: Problem cycleparking |
| 155055 |  | Public space available for cycle store to be used by local terraced houses | Cycle parking: Problem cycleparking |
| 155054 |  | A central pedestrian refuge is needed at the east end of Sands Road, at the Swalwell roundabout. It’s currently quite scary crossing here partly because the roundabout is so large (in terms of road surface on which you can drive) and drivers seem to think they can drive all over the place, and do. Also it’s a five ir six way junction, with two of those being dual carriageways. Perhaps the path to the river, that leads down the left (west) side of the access road to the A1, can be improved as well. Better pedestrian crossing facilities are needed on some of the other roads meeting at this roundabout, too. | Track: Problem track |
| 155053 |  | It’s dangerous for pedestrians and cyclists around the junction of Market Lane and Napier Road (which is quite busy because it is one of the few ways in by car to a huge area of housing). The main cause is people parking close to the junction on both roads. This in turn causes drivers turning out of Napier Road in a rushed fashion, because they have a major blind spot, i.e. they cannot see what’s travelling west along Market Lane, and thus they aren’t on the lookout for crossing pedestrians. There is a taxi office very close by, so taxis are frequently arriving and departing whatever parking positions they can find although usually there is sufficient space very close by or on Napier Road itself. Solutions- Double yellow lines are needed close to the junction. A middle refuge island is needed at the bottom (north end) of Napier Road, to help pedestrians going east-west. Appropriately placed outcrops and bollards are needed to discourage selfish parking. | Track: Problem track |
| 155052 |  | Mock-up of a idea to improve access to the footway cycle parking. Motor vehicles often park right up or overhang the buildout and this creates problems of access to our front door as these other photos show: #6501 and #106944. The ramp would be something like the one at Trumpington Street #155073 or another example is Marmora Road where there's a dropped kerb within the build-out at #155071. The marked parking bay is 6.5 metres long, which means that a ramp 1.5 metres wide could be sited here and still leave enough length for a standard car parking space of 5 metres. | Cycle parking: Infrastructure cycleparking |
| 155051 |  | Clarify ped / cycle sharing | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155050 |  | Kerbs nerds - I need help! I've had a Local Highways Improvement project approved to make a footpath cycle friendly by dropping a kerb & removing/widening a chicane. Despite some back & forth with the county engineer I haven't succeeded in making the design accessible.1/4 t.co/YmBiYYO4Dd | Other: Infrastructure general |
| 155049 |  | Needs a cycleway/path to improve access from Brant Road into North Hykeham as mainly [un?]useable between Autumn and Spring. It would save on a lot of traffic going from Brant Road to North Hykeham schools and make it safer and more enjoyable for children as well as adults to walk/cycle between the two areas. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155048 |  | Segregated cycleway along Lilliput Road linking Lilliput and Canford Cliffs please. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155047 |  | We need a pavement along this section so that the children can safety walk to school with out having to constantly get out of the way of cars and then get muddy/step in dog muck on the grass verge. It link up to the path via Ladbroke Close which links to the main estate in the village and the village shops. | Track: Problem track |
| 155046 |  | Upgrade existing farm track from Green Lane to join the new bypass cycle/foot bridge | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155045 |  | The path here is gradually narrowing due to grass overgrowth and the A15 can be busy at this point. It would be great to create a cycle path here so that families can safely access the bridge over the new bypass to enable them to access the quieter routes off Bloxholm Lane without having to cycle on the A15 | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155044 |  | Excessive school parking, causing danger to school children. Double yellow lines. | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155043 |  | Excessive school parking, causing danger to school children. Double yellow lines. | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155042 |  | Excessive school parking causing danger to children. Double yellow lines. | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155041 |  | This route is used by so many in and out of Spalding especially children. Should be traffic free / access only. Especially when new road crosses it | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155040 |  | Introduce two way cycling in pedestrianised area | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155038 |  | Two way cycling along one way street | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155037 |  | No path - Maybe one could be created on the river side? Very dangerous road for cyclists & pedestrians. Or cyclist/pedestrian river crossing to the less busy north side of the river | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155036 |  | Gallery Walk, needs trees cutting back, and also some street lamps would be nice as it's very dark | Track: Problem track |
| 155035 |  | The cycle path that joins Wardentree Lane and Enterprise Way is so overgrown you have to walk in single file to avoid the nettles either side. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155034 |  | Uneven raised and broken footpath including crumbling over ditch area that leads under main road and just a little further back toward Pinchbeck same stretch 10 yards or so with over hanging trees and hedges that narrow the footpath pushing you out toward main road | Track: Problem track |
| 155033 |  | Pavement linking school and village on Hocklegate | Track: Problem track |
| 155032 |  | The roads in this area are B roads. They are narrow, poorly maintained and are used as a rat run daily by high levels of fast moving traffic, which includes an unacceptable number of HGVs. There are no options to widen the roads or the junctions on Glenside South, North or the junction at The Approach due to the existence of residential buildings along the river. There have been several accidents, serious injuries and fatalities on both Glenside South and North, predominantly due to speeding vehicles (speed limits are generally ignored). The only option in this area is to prohibit vehicles over 7.5 tonnes (there are perfectly good alternative routes which can cope with this type of traffic) and further restrict the speed limit. It is currently at NSL in several places which is totally inappropriate for this type of road. The junction at The Ship Inn needs better signage and the 30mph speed limit needs to be continued further onto both sides of the river. It is fully understood that farm vehicles need access and that is accepted as we live in a rural area, they do not present the same risks as larger lorries and are less frequent. They also have a higher regard for other road users. | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155031 |  | No street lighting. People cannot walk safely along the path | Track: Problem track |
| 155030 |  | The pavement of Gallery Walk, starting at Milestone Lane and going into the village of Pinchbeck, is overgrown with hedges/undergrowth at the Milestone end and there are several areas along the route where the pavement is damaged and falling away or seriously potholed. It’s a route used by lots of children on the way to school and poor pavements mean some children are going in cars instead of walking and cycling. | Track: Problem track |
| 155029 |  | Gallery Walk outside no. 36. Between Grove Close and Flaxmill Lane in Pinchbeck | Track: Problem track |
| 155028 |  | Very narrow pathway forcing people into the road to pass each other | Track: Problem track |
| 155027 |  | Very narrow pavement. People have to walk into the road to pass by | Track: Problem track |
| 155026 |  | Glenside South is a narrow road in poor condition used as rat-run, even though better routes exist. Often lorries have to stop to pass each other as they are too BIG for this road. It has housing on one side, yet carries excessive HGV traffic 24/7 - the majority of which is not accessing local businesses, despite claims to the contrary. Glenside South is subject to constant speeding and there have been a surprising number of fatalities and severe injuries due to RTIs in recent years. Recently a cyclist was critically injured by a speeding car that did not give way from Glenside South to Northgate at the Ship Inn junction. The air ambulance is a regular visitor and most residents have assisted as first-responders at incidents. Traffic routinely mounts pavements and drives over front gardens and verges due to the narrowness of the road. I have lost my front wall due to this. What few pavements exist on Northgate are in exceptionally poor condition - damaged, uneven, muddy and overgrown, so it is easier to walk in the road, albeit more dangerous. Drink-driving is the norm around here - it's a rural area, with many overseas workers, and the police are effectively invisible. Residents are afraid to walk and cycle here, so most don't - adding to the issues. With the construction of a new relief road to the south of Pinchbeck, it is time to relieve the village of its rat-run status: we have schools, and many elderly residents; lives have already been lost, and the excess traffic is damaging infrastructures and homes, polluting the air and water, and damaging the natural environment. Children walk to school along Glenside south, there is no pavement or lighting. Our house shakes from the thundering speed of hgv. Making these roads Access Only will be the cheapest improvement to implement, and have by-far the widest range of benefits to the greatest number of people, not least because it will improve matters throughout the entire village, not just Glenside South. Thank-you. NB1: residents are cognisant of the needs of local farming businesses to access these roads, and fully accept them - it is through-traffic which needs to be stopped. NB2: this issue affects the entire length of Glenside South as well as adjoining roads such as Glenside North and Northgate. | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155025 |  | Footpath/cycle lane is too narrow for more than one user, meaning that to pass oncoming users or to overtake, someone has to move over to the grass. As someone who both runs down this path and cycles down it to work at RAF Waddington, I've suffered rolled ankles and flat tyres due to hidden dangers in the grass. This is a popular commuter path to RAF Waddington, and its expansion would result in a lot less traffic on the road, and alleviate some of the parking concerns on the station. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155024 |  | Standard obstructive parking in Chorlton. Just completely unacceptable and never enforced. | Enforcement: Problem enforcement |
| 155023 |  | Make the pedestrian crossing into a toucan crossing, allowing cyclists a safe way to join the cycle route on Lincoln Road | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155022 |  | The cycle path on Burgh Road ends at the academy. This puts cyclists on the wrong side of the road. The cycle route should continue to Grand Parade at least | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155021 |  | The cycle path on Lincoln Road ends at Church Road. It should at least carry on to Grosvenor Road to allow school cyclists a safe route. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 155020 |  | SarisInfrastructure Deluxe Public Repair Station, from Mad About Bikes grant program for improving bike access in underserved neighborhoods, installed Oct. 27, 2020 by JUST Bikes volunteers: Luna's Groceries | Other: Good practice general |
| 155019 |  | SarisInfrastructure Deluxe Public Repair Station, from Mad About Bikes grant program for improving bike access in underserved neighborhoods, installed Oct. 27, 2020 by JUST Bikes volunteers: Cherokee Heights Middle School | Other: Good practice general |
| 155018 |  | SarisInfrastructure Deluxe Public Repair Station, from Mad About Bikes grant program for improving bike access in underserved neighborhoods, installed Oct. 27, 2020 by JUST Bikes volunteers: The Beacon | Other: Good practice general |
| 155017 |  | There are far too many huge lorries that come down Lauriston Road, Home Road and other roads in Preston Village. This is not only very polluting but dangerous for children in particular. The end of Lauriston Road is often totally congested with huge lorries delivering to Sainsburys, Costa or other shops. | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155016 |  | There are far too many huge lorries that come down Lauriston Road, Home Road and other roads in Preston Village. This is not only very polluting but dangerous for children in particular. The end of Lauriston Road is often totally congested with huge lorries delivering to Sainsburys, Costa or other shops. | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155015 |  | The current footpath along Folkingham Road is heavily overgrown with grass rough and towards the outskirts of Billingborough and there is no footpath at all for pedestrians who walk along this busy road sharing it with fast moving traffic. | Track: Problem track |
| 155014 |  | 20 mph - www.20splenty.org | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155013 |  | 20 mph - www.20splenty.org | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155012 |  | 20 mph - www.20splenty.org | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155011 |  | 20 mph - www.20splenty.org | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155010 |  | 20 mph - www.20splenty.org | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155009 |  | 20 mph - www.20splenty.org | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155008 |  | 20 mph - www.20splenty.org | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155007 |  | 20 mph - www.20splenty.org | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155006 |  | 20 mph - www.20splenty.org | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155005 |  | 20 mph - www.20splenty.org | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155004 |  | 20 mph - www.20splenty.org | Temporary closure: Problem closure |
| 155003 |  | Pedestrianising this stretch of road between the Marsden Bakery and Manchester Road (which has been done previously for events like the Marsden Jazz Festival) would create a more vibrant local economy and encourage people to visit the high street using active travel. | Track: Problem track |
| 155002 |  | Pathway under the motorway, along the canal | Road environment: Infrastructure road |
| 155001 |  | Cycleway | Dutch-style cycleway: Good practice dutchcycleways |
| 155000 |  | Obstruction to prevent speeding cyclists | Obstruction: Infrastructure obstructions |
| 154999 |  | Cycle parking | Cycle parking: Good practice cycleparking |
| 154998 |  | Bikes coming down Sunnyside Street can’t cross the river due to the one way system for cars, so they have to dismount and cross the road(s) and river on foot as the pavement is narrow. Join up the embankment cycle path to sunnyside street by widening the pavements and allocating a cycle path on it across the river. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 154997 |  | The minor through streets between Mo0nks Road and Croft Street and Monks Road and Winn Street should be blocked to motor vehicles at one end to make them LTNs. Baggholme St and Tempest Street should be the only through access roads from Monks Road. This would avoid narrow residential streets with on street parking being used as rat runs. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
| 154996 |  | There is a path under the A46 - if it could be improved so that it was easier to cycle underneath there would be a much safer way of getting from the sustrans cycle track to the south of the city. Ideal for children going to secondary school. At the moment it is necessary to cross the A46 at Skellingthorpe Roundabout which is very dangerous and congested. | Cycleway: Problem cycleways |
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