Photo listing : cycleways (infrastructure)
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Carrageway reallocated to create a cycleway across the bridge, while pedestrians use the old narrow footway. I'm not sure what the "End of Route" sign is about.
The new cycle track on Old Dumbarton Road has expensive stone kerbs and divider strips, but the top surface has not been machine laid, so is lumpy and uneven. Disappointing. The cycle track replaces on-street metered parking.
Construction of Non-Motorised User path from the Gogerddan Campus (the Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences) of Aberystwyth University to the new Bow Street station, opened in February 2021.
New traffic calming on the West Cambridge site (and another being installed on the other side of the road)
While the bridge over the M11 is (still) closed, it looks as if they've done some repairs on the Coton Path.
There's a tiny bit of cycleway on the far side which is simply a refuge to wait to cross to the cycleway to Longstanton on this side.
There's a tiny bit of cycleway on the left which is simply a refuge to wait to cross to the cycleway to Longstanton on the right.
Pedestrians can cross at the roundabout, but equestrians and perhaps cyclists are expected to cross where motor traffic is moving faster, for some reason.
Pedestrians can cross at the roundabout, but equestrians and perhaps cyclists are expected to cross where motor traffic is moving faster, for some reason.
Pedestrians can cross at the roundabout, but equestrians and perhaps cyclists are expected to cross where motor traffic is moving faster, for some reason.
Entering Barton There is a dropped kerb here now, resolving the issue flagged up 12 years ago in #19386.
Raised cycleway by about fifteen inches to get a bit above the flood. This path is the only alternative to the busy fast road over a footway-less river and road bridge.
Route from the A30 underpass to Camborne (presumably a road severed when the dual-carriageway was built)
Marked as a cycleway on OpenCycleMap but this really a footpath link to the route under the A30 (narrow, no dropped kerb)
Marked as a cycleway on OpenCycleMap but this really a footpath link to the route under the A30 (narrow, no dropped kerb)
Marked as a cycleway on OpenCycleMap but this really a footpath link to the route under the A30 (narrow, no dropped kerb)
The Oldenburg-Wilhelmhaven railway track is almost level at Nedderend. The underpass drops a full 1.70 m deep here. It is only 3 m wide (3,50 m recommended) with an interior height of 2.40 m (2,50 m recommended).
A mixture of good bits and a few not-so-good bits on C29 Tolworth to Kingston today. #miniholland https://t.co/py0eESNxDu
Frosty conditions on Babraham Road cycleway at the bottom of the hill. Four of a series of four demonstrating that it is warmer at the top of a hill. https://www.cyclestreets.net/location/159845-8/
Frosty conditions on Babraham Road cycleway at the bottom of the hill. Three of a series of four demonstrating that it is warmer at the top of a hill. https://www.cyclestreets.net/location/159845-8/
No frost on Babraham Road cycleway at the top of the hill. Two of a series of four demonstrating that it is warmer at the top of a hill. https://www.cyclestreets.net/location/159845-8/
Frosty conditions on Babraham Road cycleway at the bottom of the hill. One of a series of four demonstrating that it is warmer at the top of a hill. https://www.cyclestreets.net/location/159845-8/
Further to my #157090 - this path a few metres south has a better link to the Wadloes Road cycleway, but then is narrow behind the garages.
Modal filter on Pemberton Terrace (if doctors' cars are going to have priority parking spaces, shouldn't they at least be turned around and ready to go?)
Beautifully resurfaced cycleway crossing a neglected footpath. Too bad they couldn't put in parallel cattle grids at the gate ahead.
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