Cycle route from Caen station crossing the new tram tracks.
There are shared-use paths on both sides of main road alonsgide the Rhône into Avignon
Segregated cycleway past one side of this roundabout
Odd - the new segregated cycleway ends just where the new bypass road starts and turns onto this contraflow road to the centre of Vallon-Pont-d'Arc
A pleasant place to be although I have some reservations about the surface treatment. Gravel does not equal "countryside". This is a wholly man-made environment and therefore, concerns about sealed surfaces looking too "urban" should be i
The path to the right (with a few well-spaced steps) is marked at the bottom as a polyvalant route, for walking, cycling and horse-riding.
Segregated riverside route by the Torre del Oro, Sevilla
Grimmer Road, Hereford NCN46
Shared use gives way to a petrol station.
Shared use footway, Hereford
Riverside cycle route, Hereford.
Shared-use footway, Sarlat
Shared-use route crossing side road, Sarlat
Cycling on the chemin de halage by the Dordogne - through a campsite, and not that close to the river
Shared-use route crossing side road, Sarlat
Shared-use footway, Sarlat
Transition to off-road cycleway, Sarlat
No motor vehicles on this cut-through to Lidl, Sarlat
The cycleway ends when you get to the roundabout - of course.
Start of cycle lane on the 'wrong' side of the carriageway
Cycle route on roundabout, Sarlat
I don't think anyone thought about whether this was a cycle route or not.
Cycle lane around roundabout, Sarlat
Two-way cycle lanes (and a short bus lane through the junction) at Sarlat station
The contraflow cycle lane changes to two-way at the entrance to a park
junction of cycle routes, Sarlat
End of cycle lane entering Sarlat - on the 'wrong' side of the carriageway
Rising bollard on the main street of Sarlat - but it's market day so there's no motor traffic on either side.
Surface transition has been improved since #85012
Bridgewater Way (RCN 82) now with tarmac surface
New surface on Bridgewater Way (RCN 82)
New tarmac surface on Bridgewater Way. Not as smooth as it should be but a great improvement of the muddy towpath. #88161
Road closure on the route from the Lascaux caves
Road closure on the route to the Lascaux caves
Cycleable path passing beneath a closed railway which would make a great cycleway.
Road closure off the main square, Montignac
Rising bollards and cycle contraflow in the old city of Bordeaux
Traffic-free street in the old city of Bordeaux - cycling allowed, priority to pedestrians.
Cyclist passing Bordeaux cathedral
Cyclist passing the Palais de Justice in Bordeaux (by Richard Rogers, representing wine barrels)
Entry to the traffic-free old city, Bordeaux
Cycle contraflows well used in this part of Bordeaux
End of cycleway, Bordeaux
Crossing of cycleway in Bordeaux
End of cycleway, Bordeaux
Cyclist and tram on the otherwise traffic-free Place de la Victoire, Bordeaux
Road closure past schools, Bordeaux
Off-road route towards Bordeaux St-Jean station
Cyclists presumably have to stop and wait when the bus they're following stops.
Segregated cycleway past the new Physics building, Oxford
Cycle route to the Parks, Oxford
Crossing on the Marston-Jericho cycle route, Oxford
Much improved closure on New College Lane, Oxford
Junction of cycle routes north of Oxford station
New route north from Oxford station
New bridleway from Girton to Histon - getting a bit overgrown already
Shared-use route from Girton to Histon
Dog's-leg crossing of New Road, Girton
End of shared-use footway from Girton to Oakington
Start of shared-use path towards Girton and Cambridge - and odd arrangement for cyclists from Girton to cross the road at a point where drivers might just slow down a bit.
Shared-use footway - of use to children heading for the nearby primary school, perhaps.
Route from new housing development to park, Longstanton
Route through new housing development, Longstanton
Routes through new housing development, Longstanton
Access from new housing to shops
Access to new housing (left) / park (right)
Lairstall Drove south from the busway to Swavesey
Mow Fen Drove, south from the busway to Swavesey
The new northbound segregated cycleway along Green End Road starts at this mini-roundabout.
New segregated cycleway on Green End Road - the slight narrowings at the zebras are a bit annoying.
A shared-use footway alongside Prince's Way that forms part of NCN66. Not especially wide.
NCN66 alongside A641 Manchester Road dual carriageway. The lamppost needn't be so in the way.
NCN66 alongside Manchester Road in Bradford.
NCN66 crossing Prince's Way on a split toucan crossing.
NCN66 at Centenary Square, heading towards Prince's Way.
The connection from the painted cycle lane to the parallel zebra crossing over to the segregated cycle track on Valley Road.
The cycle crossing across the junction of Canal Road, Valley Road and Balme Street.
Junction of Valley Road and Canal Road.
A dropped kerb at the end of the Waterloo Road car park for accessing the railway station and the cycle parking there at #110734. The path also continues to a flight of steps up to the Park Road bridge.
The path from the Waterloo Road car park ends at the Aldi car park, but another path connects across to Ferncliffe Road. Hazard tactiles have been used in place of cycleway tactiles.
The path to Bingley station crosses the entrance to the Aldi car park.
The path from Bingley station to Ferncliffe Road and beyond to the Airedale Greenway passes the Aldi car park.
The Leeds & Liverpool Canal towpath approaching the Three Rise Locks in Bingley. The path is quite steep here for a short distance.
Half way up the locks, a ramped footbridge leads across the dual carriageway to Keighley Road in Bingley.
The Leeds & Liverpool Canal towpath in Bingley. Actually quite noisy due to the dual carriageway over the wall.
A foot and cycle bridge across the A650 dual carriageway to access the Airedale Greenway and Britannia Street in Bingley.
Cyclists on the A1123 not bothering with the shared-use path.
Dusty and gravelly but this cycleway is perfectly usable in the summer. Perhaps in winter it's not as good.
Ope or alleyway leading from Helston's main street through the shoppers' car parks to the A394.
Bridleway route through the National Trust's Penrose estate to Helston
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