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Severe chicane barrier near bungalows.

Garages off Howard Close

Garages off Howard Close

Path from Howard Road toward Ditton Walk.

Shared use path between Ditton Walk, Wadloes Road and Howard Road. There's a blind corner and so railings are used to slow and segregate.

Allocated space for Tier scooters, Bruxelles Midi station

Covered cycle parking, Bruxelles Midi station

Bike-sharing station, Bruxelles Midi station

Cycle parking (with outsized bike), opposite Bruxelles Midi station

Right Turn except cycles and route signs, Brussels

No Entry except cycles and route signs, Brussels

Cycle parking, contraflow signs and route signs, Brussels

Modal filter, Brussels

Cycle parking at the Ermitage nano-brewery, Brussels

Bike hangar, Brussels

Route signs and bike hangar, Brussels

Cycle contraflow signs and route signs, Brussels

Cycle contraflow signs and route signs, Brussels

Cycle parking, contraflow signs and route signs, Brussels

Bike hangar and route signs, Brussels

Cycle parking, contraflow signs and route signs, Brussels

Cycle parking opposite Bruxelles Midi station

Cycle parking at Bruxelles Midi station

Traffic-free street past Bruxelles Midi station

Bike shop inside Bruxelles Midi station - Sorry, workshop fully booked.

Path parallel to the road across the stream

Guidance for cyclists encountering sheep dogs (very aggressive in Romania)

Map of cycling routes around Homorod

Path parallel to the road across the stream

Path parallel to the road across the stream

Cut-through in Richiș

Path parallel to the road across the stream

Path to the right parallel to the road across the stream

Via Transilvanica markers in the centre of Richiș

I'm not sure why the Via Transilvanica markers are on the direct route from Richiș to Biertan (quiet as it is) when there are parallel paths,

Bridge from the Biertan-Richiș road to an even quieter parallel road.

Mountain biking route from Biertan down into Richiș, marked by blue crosses.

The official mountain biking route from Richiș to Biertan (actually mostly on virtually traffic-free asphalt) continues south for half a mile then doubles back - but there's a short cut to the left here.

The official mountain biking route from Biertan to Richiș (actually mostly on virtually traffic-free asphalt) continues south for half a mile then doubles back - but this is a perfectly decent short cut for mountain bikes.

The official mountain biking route from Biertan to Richiș (actually mostly on virtually traffic-free asphalt) continues south for half a mile then doubles back - but this is a perfectly decent short cut for mountain bikes.

The official mountain biking route from Biertan to Richiș (actually mostly on virtually traffic-free asphalt) continues south for half a mile then doubles back - but there's a short cut to the right here.

Cut-through to a farm via an area of Roma housing

Leaflet and map of cycling routes between the Saxon villages of Transylvania

Bike rental at a restaurant in Biertan (only open at weekends in winter)

Grassy cut-through in Biertan

Short-cut bridge in Biertan

Shared-use paths on both sides of the road (change of shift time at the Harting Automotive factory)

Shared-use paths on both sides of the road

Shared-use paths on both sides of the road

Shared-use paths on both sides of the road and pedestrian crossing.

This old hiking route (marked with white/red/white stripes) has also been designated as a cycling (ie MTB) route - position very approximate.

This old hiking route (marked with white/red/white stripes) has also been designated as a cycling (ie MTB) route.

Cycle parking at a guesthouse in Alma Vii (lots of cycling groups come here)

Cut-through In Copșa Mare

Permeability in Mălâncrav - at least 3 footbridges

Permeability in Mălâncrav - at least 3 footbridges

Sign for the Via Transilvanica (supposedly also a cycling route, but only for hardcore mountain bikers) in Mălâncrav

Signs for the Via Transilvanica (supposedly also a cycling route, but only for hardcore mountain bikers) in Mălâncrav

Sign for the Via Transilvanica (supposedly also a cycling route, but only for hardcore mountain bikers) in Mălâncrav

Cycling in Copșa Mare (being dug up for mains water)

Cut-through in Copșa Mare

Trafford White City near Manchester Bike Hire Stands. Bike shown is an Ebike

Trafford White City near Manchester Planning application for Bike Hire Stands by SMIDSY Ltd

The surface of this former sewage treatment site is sealed with tarmac. Somebody decided to paint lots of parking slots on here, but apparently never used. It is just poor practise.

Cut-through in Dumbraveni

I don't imagine that any of this will be designated as a cycleway, but you never know in Romania.

There's a surprising amount of cycling in Dumbraveni, despite or even because of the fact that the whole place has been dug up.

There's a surprising amount of cycling in Dumbraveni, despite or even because of the fact that the whole place has been dug up.

New pedestrian access to the river bank, Sighisoara. There's not much scope for creating a cycleway here.

Cycleway, Sighisoara

Route signs for the new Via Transilvanica - open for cycling as well as hiking.

End of new pop-up street closure - including to cyclists.

New pop-up street closure - including to cyclists.

Road access to the citadel of Sighisoara, through two sets of arches.

Cut-through in Sighisoara - there's a low modal filter bollard at the far end.

Normal for Sighisoara - this cyclist is carrying his bike down these new steps from the citadel.

Modal filter on Patrick Freeley Lane where it meets with La Pouquelaye.

Cyclists Dismount - or ride through the ford

Here’s a photo showing our upgrade of the walking and cycling route linking Bursledon Road to @Southamptoncc Cycle Network route 3. We’ve also repositioned the streetlights and improved the signage on it. https://t.co/EKNwVpB4zx … [more]

Stockport's new interchange Bridge is kinda there. Hopefully will provide a frictionless route for walkers and wheelers between train station, bus station and town! So far I'm a fan. https://t.co/drjzUn8Byu

Route marker for the new Via Transilvanica - supposedly open for cycling as well as hiking.

Route sign for the new Via Transilvanica - supposedly open for cycling as well as hiking.

Horse cart on the E60 on a Sunday morning - supposedly banned from the European highway in Romanias.

Traditional hiking routes markers plus a T for the Via Transilvanica, which can be hiked or cycled.

Bikes for rent at this excellent café - e-bikes also available. Saschiz has become a real cycling hub, with a festival in the summer.

New road bridge replacing the collapsing wooden bridge in #71276 - with markings for walking and cycling routes

Millennium Milepost 517 on Sustrans NCN1

Bus-stop and cyclist, Râsnov, Romania

Riverside route, Râsnov

I think the strip beside the road is supposed to be a cycleway

I think the strip to the left of the signs is supposed to be a cycleway

Cycle parking near the funicular to Râsnov castle

Road (now one-way) over the top of an underground car-park, with a cycleway on one side.

Uncovered Cycle Parking

Our segregated cycling route on Lancaster Road has been incredibly well received, but I’ve listened to users who feel the De Montfort Street junction could be safer - I’ve signed off a plan to improve the situation for all road users with … [more]

Bike (with the handlebars turned 90°) perhaps as a sign of the Punct Gastronomic Local (Local Gastronomic Point) inside. A bit of a mystery.

Arrows for medium and long cycle routes out of Mesendorf, Romania

Cycle parking (slits in a log) at the fortified church of Viscri, Romania

Bike must be wheeled through the fortified church enclosure in Viscri (which is also a popular short-cut in the village)

Up the hill and down again... kids on bikes in Viscri, Romania

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