Photo listing : general sign/notices (misc)
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[Image taken 29.11.21] Field View, junction with Tennyson Avenue, York. Replacement street name sign (see: #170573). Can posts (existing infra) be used for temporary road signs? Context: #176420. Other images today: #176416, #176417, #17641 ... [more]
Roundabout marking Bernard Hinault's winning the World Road Race Championship here in 1980, after an epic struggle with the young Robert Millar.
The mill at Seefeld on the DSR, EV12, D1, MTS, ATS cycleways is a popular destination with tourists.
Adding this simply to show that choosing this route to cycle along would be a very bad idea. The north side is just about cycleable - but the south side is nigh impossible and very difficult even to walk on.
Don't enter the railway line to Accrington here - enter it further northwest! The path here is very narrow and unsuitable for cycling.
Why Shköder, Albania, is a cycling city - bikes were introduced by the Swedish consul in 1907. The only real infrastructure is plentiful parking, but that's enough for a strong cycling culture to survive.
Oh the irony! A Turkish airline suggests going to the Netherlands to enjoy cycling. Because virtually no-one cycles in Istanbul. (Approximate location)
Unofficial 20 mph signs have been screwed to a telegraph pole and a tree on Thoday Street outside the pub. Is it related to #107294 I wonder?
Rixton Clay Pits nature reserve: #https://www.warrington.gov.uk/homepage/555/rixton_claypits_local_nature_reserve
The Trans-Canada Trail is now branded as The Great Trail (https://thegreattrail.ca) - from Atlantic to Pacific to Arctic Oceans.
Information on World War II Japanese bikes - their army which swept through Malaya was largely unmechanised.
End of shared used at a crossing in Saxony-Anhalt. Crossing with correct signage ("end" rather than the dreaded "cyclists dismount"). Location: Klaeden (Saxony-Anhalt, Germany)
Bike sales are apparently booming in Kathmandu - not for use in the city, but for the growing middle-class to take into the hills.
Cambridge's first cycle barometer, on Gonville Place, showing 674 cyclists at 9am on Friday 4th July 2014
Warning sign about traffic on Tyler Hill Road and courtesy sign asking cyclists to give way to horses & pedestrians.
This is the marked cycle route from Inchinnan Business Park to Glasgow Airport. The Shared Use path has no marked priority over a side road, with a 'cyclists dismount' sign used.
On the left - Paris launches a rental scheme for children's bikes; on the right the usual scary nonsense about telling people how dangerous cycling is with sponsors giving out branded hi-viz gear.
This pedestrian/cycle route from Sheep's Green is, I think, not quite as busy as the one towards Lammas Land but nonetheless, folk may have views about this idea. I imagine the tables and chairs would be directly outside the restaurant, fac ... [more]
Lovely graphic created by PleaseCycle, which uses the CycleStreets journey planner, to describe the three routing modes. http://pleasecycle.com/#contact
One of several notices along Hadleigh High Street detering cyclists from locking their bikes against buildings.
Virgin Trains will take up to 4 bikes or 2 tandems on their Pendolino trains, but only by reservation
The plaque reads: "Hinckley Town Centre Conservation Area Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council A borough to be proud of" Shame the building behind it, a former snooker hall has been in this boarded up delapidated state for ye ... [more]
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