Photo listing : road environments (infrastructure)
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My thanks to @GlasgowCC for cutting back shubbery blind-siding cyclists at this difficult junction on Pollokshaws Rd . Cycles giving way to vehicles at the junction is not great but the poor view of the vehicles from the high vegetation mad ... [more]
Wellington Road, Wokingham, looking east from Elms Road Location: , Wokingham (England, United Kingdom)
@JackOfNorwich @2_Wheeled_Wolf @bollocksinfra @dublincycling Dublin's idea of a contraflow is to say "Go on, I dare you" https://t.co/xU3XKUWAow
Traffic calming with cycle bypass and Keep Clear markings - wouldn't it have been better to build it further from the junction?
The reverse view of #99830 shows this access road leads only to this piece of land. The route ahead becomes a cyclepath.
A rough transition to the road at Kirk Place, but a barrier to ensure you don't accidentally cycle down the steps.
Cumbernauld Cycle Network route 4 crosses the B8048 here, then crosses the side road to get to the path to Craiglinn Interchange.
According to my map from the council, the Cumbernauld Cycle Network route 4 turns left here then first right, rather than using the (rather ugly) caged crossing and the direct path to Craiglinn. But no signs.
No signs to say this is a shared-use footway, but according to my map from the council, this is where Cumbernauld Cycle Network routes 4 and 4a are to be found. The roundabout appears to be built on a different plane from the rest of the ... [more]
The opening on the right leads to the NCN7 Loch Lomond cycle path, but there is no actual path, just open ground (see #99545).
@EmmaHalliday1 @magnatom @GoBikeGlasgow Someone’s taking the message to the street. https://t.co/PaZshx9SdY
The final evidence I could see of the cycle route along Summertown Road. It just vanishes after here.
The path joins the car park without a dropped kerb for cyclists to rejoin the carriageway. All that matters seems to be car parking.
Milnpark Street - no through route to Cornwall Street, and no vehicular access to Milnpark Gardens either. No attempt to cater for cycling. As for those road markings in the foreground - they worked well!
The start of the toucan crossing chain from the former Harry Ramsden's restaurant to the Paisley Road cycle track.
Toucan crossings over Paisley Road and the sliproad from Carnoustie Street, under the Kingston Bridge.
The shared use sign (see #65297) for the Broomielaw footway has been removed and signs now direct cyclists to the Clyde Walkway. But old habits die hard.
The road closure in Ashley Street has a sort of hump to facilitate cycling, and some parking stands.
A new dropped kerb at the Caledonian University entrance, with cycle symbol, for turning from the main carriageway. But the cycle route is on the opposite footway.
Dumfries Old Bridge Stepped access so not suitable for cycling but does allow people to avoid the busy road crossing.
An extension to Exeter Science Park has put a road across the route to the Redhayes cycle bridge over the M5
An extension to Exeter Science Park has put a road across the route to the Redhayes cycle bridge over the M5
Looking east along Longdon Road (Winnersh Relief Road), away from Hatch Farm Way Location: , Winnersh (England, United Kingdom)
I guess the best way onto the Pacific Drive shared use footway is via the toucan crossing on the left. They don't appear to think anyone would approach from this direction.
A badly-finished and disappointingly car-dominated new development - right by the traffic-free Trumpington Meadows route to Cambridge.
British transport policy in paint: https://t.co/RClSqCexwb Also on Mapillary where you can see it has changed: https://www.mapillary.com/app/?pKey=M8HbN-IKPcOxlu2LBMlu_Q
One-way system with an odd cycle lane on the right side - cyclists for the town centre and the Lôn Adda route should presumably dismount to use the crossing then continue on the shared-use path.
A4 Berkeley Avenue looking across the River Kennet bridge Location: , Reading (England, United Kingdom)
A4 Berkeley Avenue looking towards the River Kennet bridge - no through route right except for cyclists Location: , Reading (England, United Kingdom)
Looking west from Ikea car park towards crossing along Pincents Lane Location: , Theale (England, United Kingdom) Lots of signs asking pedestrians and cyclists to share space with motor vehicles
Access to NCN75 Clyde Walkway is possible from Dunlop Street (and from the cycle track at Stockwell Place #30509), but not vice versa since Dunlop Street is one-way.
A 'Route recommended for pedal cycles' sign on the eastern portion of Govanhill Street. There are no direction signs at the junctions on this cycle route, so you just have to peer down each side street in case the route has changed directio ... [more]
There is a cycle track linking Kingarth Street with Victoria Road, but it's right at the bus stop. Hopefully this will be sorted by the South City Way works.
A right turn cycle lane for avoiding the roundabout when going into the end section of Nithsdale Road or turning into Moray Place, but could do with some cycle markings and an 'except cycles' plate below the 'No Right Turn' sign.
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