Photo listing : road environments (misc)
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New dropped kerb to exit A14 junction 32 roundabout if rider has taken old route onto road from crossing.
Wellington Street looking southbound towards the intersection with Johnston Street. New pop-up cycle lanes will be installed along here soon.
Charles Bradlaugh Statue, Northampton Founder of the National Secular society according to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Bradlaugh
These northbound cyclists on regional route 41 are crossing the River Deben by means of the Bawdsey Ferry.
As of 2017 the legal status of Birch Road is unclear - it is currently the subject of a right of way application. The landowner believes it to be a private road, but has given permission for pedestrians, cyclists and equestrians to use it. ... [more]
The cycling conditions were near perfect along the Severn flood plain on this summer day. Here, on ncn 45, is Chaceley's church, which is just a stone's throw from the Severn's right-bank and the village's riverside pub.
A westbound cyclist on ncr 41 pauses under the roadside shade to admire Loxley church and the view towards Stratford upon Avon.
Motorbikes and scooters now dominate Kathmandu and make it one of the world's most polluted cities. Supposedly this road is being rebuilt.
Over 3000 cyclists on the freeway near the city airport Bremen during the "Bremer Hochstrassentour 2014" organised by the ADFC Bremen. See also #61439
Cars and vans blocking exit from Pine St to Rosebery Avenue. A crosshatch junction box might free this area up for turning vehicles and bikes and improve traffic flow.
These back roads are often narrow single track with passing places. Traffic is light but not zero, so stay alert!
Although this road is labeled as private / no access there is a right of way and access to a safe footpath route to cross breakspear way by bike or on foot
Alternative route available to avoid hellish Astley Bridge junction, but requires going past a no-entry sign further on.
Cylist stopping on the narrow traffic island at the Milton Road / Gilbert Road junction. See also #56805
Cycle lanes like this and advanced stop boxes do not protect people cycling from left turning traffic such as this articulated lorry.
Junction of Clarendon St, Parkside (on left) and Parker St. The blue sign indicates the cycle route going diagonally across the junction onto the pavement alongside Parkside. Straight on is prohibited for all vehicles, including cyclists.
Riverside, Cambridge. The road is narrowed by parking and the footway is only on one side, and narrow. The road is shared by pedestrians, cyclists and cars.
See clip at http://youtu.be/ewQSFPIUWj8 Yes, I'm human, I made a mistake. However, no one was hurt and both parties went their ways smiling. An apology IS important! However, perhaps it's important to look why I was rushing to get out ... [more]
Licensed private-hire vehicle, which had been waiting illegally on the pavement in a no waiting no loading at any time section of highway, moves off, without indicating, in the path of two cyclists and a motor vehicle.
Limoncello (an italian deli in Cambridge) Business Catering and Picnic Service http://www.limoncello.co.uk/
River Don Footpath/Cycleway where it meets Church bank and the NCN14 in Jarrow next to Jarrow Monastery and Bede's world museum
Tyne dock - Simonside cycle way. Head over to the path on the other side. A dropped kerb in the wrong location
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