Photo listing : other (good practice)
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This two-car train on the Truro-Falmouth branch (popular with students) has an area with tip-up seats and four cycle spaces (2 + 2).
This is how rental bikes are brought to your accommodation by Cyclo MVD in Montevideo - www.cyclomvd.com
Superb surface, tunnel reopened (although at the time of upload the bridge on the other end of the tunnel isn't quite finished), this is amazing work by the council.
Cycle racks on bus (also visible in the satellite imagery!) at the Barrage de Dixence - that must be a slow crawl through the 13 switchback bends to get up and down!
A big improvement on the old crossing, which required you to lift the bike over. These gates appear to be controlled by magnetic lock (I didn't look closely but there's an odd lump on the side of each one).
Manchester Trafford Sale. Sidmouth Road. Residents build a barrier to motor traffic. Tracks show drivers taking illegally to the pavement . If a real filtered barrier was built it would need to exclude pavement driving as well .
The world's first (and only?) solar-powered passenger train has on-board parking for four bikes. https://byronbaytrain.com.au/
A good surface on this railway bridge. This route is very popular with pedestrians and cyclists, despite the barriers on either side.
A Bicycle Path that is segregated with separate walking then the road with the bus lane and general traffic. Here is a Bicycle Counter at the Welsh College of Music and Drama in North Road in Cardiff.
The Protected Bicycle Path is segregated here from the road with the bus lane and general traffic. On the left is the Bicycle Counter next to the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Further along is an example of good design with the ... [more]
Hulmes Ferry #http://www.hulmesferry.uk/. Crosses Manchester Ship Canal between Irlam and Flixton. Carries bicycles free of charge. Irlam & Cadishead Cycleway - Waypoint 227-228 #https://irlamandcadishead.net/locations/cycling/
Water Bottle Refill - Birmingham New Street Station Location: Deritend, Birmingham City (England, United Kingdom) Water Bottle Refill - Birmingham New Street Station. Saw this after coming up the escalator from platform 12 after a ... [more]
Some of the villages around here had surprisingly very high quality pavements along the country roads and quite a few people cycling. I'm told that cycling has been a common means of transport for villagers for over a century. Unsurprising ... [more]
Rusholme Heald Place Simply add bollards! https://www.cycling-embassy.org.uk/photos/good-cycling-facility-of-the-week/good-cycling-facility-of-the-week-30th-august-2018 However the cycle images should toward the middle of the road to avoid ... [more]
Cyclists on the escalators to the Sint-Anna tunnel, Antwerp - the trick is to turn your front wheel 90 degrees. And yes, some cyclists in Belgium and the Netherlands do wear helmets.
This access road used to be a very rough, potholed gravel track. It is now a lovely smooth asphalt surface, perfect for cycling.
There are intercom panels next to the former stairwells in the Clyde Tunnel, in addition to those at the entrances and exits.
Bishops Rise looking north at the start of the 2018 built route along Woods Ave. This turns gets cyclists off the road ahead of the roundabout.
A new arrangement of bike stowage on a type of train that didn't previously have any designated bike space.
This section of the pavement on Adams Road used to be really cracked and bumpy, but now look at it. No trees were harmed either. (As far as I can tell.)
Cycle servicing station just outside Ayr on NCN7. Who'd have thought it. Pump, tools, seating - all it needs is a canopy from the rain! https://t.co/EWwKwJjYK2
Bike valet facility at Oregon Health & Science University - www.ohsu.edu/xd/about/services/transportation-and-parking/biking/bicycle-facilities.cfm
For anyone unaware, the grubbier looking paving slabs to the left indicate how wide this passage way to M&S used to be. It looks brilliant now.
New platforms at new North Station. Plenty of people taking advantage of the good wheelchair accessibility here today.
Note the LACK of bollards on Burrell's Walk. This is good, since it is likely that someone would hit any bollard placed here during term time when it gets VERY busy. Also a good example of how bollards are not always necessary. Nobody ever ... [more]
Typical Singapore bus stop (early on a Sunday morning), fully covered, with covered links to an integrated footbridge - also a yellow box to allow buses to pull out.
Ashton on Mersey Trafford near MCR Access from Banky Lane to off road Bridleway path. National Grid have replaced the access restrictions https://twitter.com/Cyclinstructor/status/785884042331684864 (A frame bollards and horse stile ) from ... [more]
I'm sorry, just WOW! This guy showing that there are few barriers to active travel as he rides one-legged through Ditton Meadows. He's carrying a crutch on his left side for when he needs to stop. This is bow-down unmitigated aweso ... [more]
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