Photo listing : general sign/notices (infrastructure)
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When a black triangle is shown at an end of a Greater Anglia train it means the bicycle section (shown by a green side stripe) is at that end of the train.
I was told that quite a few cyclists are using the Sailor’s Path, but that it’s a bit narrow and sandy in places.
Buses and bikes only on a cut-off section of the A39 - and a cycle route sign to Falmouth, presumably via the byway to Perranwell Station.
Sign at Saxmundham Station explaining how the railway has washed it’s hands at the idea of transporting hundreds of riders and their bikes back to London on the weekend of the Dunwich Dynamo ride.
Cyclists Rejoin Carriageway sign approaching the new Robin Hood junction - a cycle symbol and arrow on the ground would help.
No Cycling sign, and no dropped kerb - but there's nothing at the far end to say cycling isn't allowed.
Overhead barrier with No Horses sign - no cycling either on this footpath out of the Oughtonhead Common Nature Reserve, Hitchin
Somewhere in Nové Mesto, Bratislava - these new signs are supposed to be humorous, but they just say 'Let's get them home safely'.
One sign with an Except Cycles plate, one without - and a car parked but leaving the (temporarily) contraflow cycle lane open.
Start of the Côte d'Oughtibridge - one of the vicious climbs made famous when the Tour de France came to Yorkshire.
The price of the Walberswick to Southwold ferry has gone up from 70p in 2007 #11240, 80p in 2010 #27590 and £1 in 2015 #72061 to £2 per adult and per bike. But the ferry is now motorized
'No Cycling' on the narrow path next to Robertson Park. There is a parallel route through the park where cycling is permitted.
'Beware of Cycles' on various roads joining Inchinnan Road. The cycle provision on the A8 Inchinnan Road appears to consist of nothing more than signs.
No Entry Except Cycles - ie contraflow cycling on the road, not just the route to the left, I presume.
The footbridge destroyed in Storm Desmond in 2015 will be rebuilt as a foot and cycle bridge linking the centre of Kendal with NCN route 6.
The former road south from Threlkeld towards Grasmere - still open for cyclists, as long as you can cross the A66.
There is a steep climb to rejoin the old Penrith-Keswick road through Threlkeld, but I didn't need to dismount.
'Busy Road Ahead' on NCN route 68 on the former railway south from Haltwhistle - actually it's a very quiet road!
The funding sign for the Dumbreck Road/Mosspark Boulevard junction improvements, that included a staggered toucan crossing and footway upgrade to shared-use. This project linked up the Haggs Road/Dumbreck Road shared footway and NCN7/75 ... [more]
Pedestrians Only - it really is better for cyclists to stay away from the railway tracks (and the crowds of pedestrians).
The Cyclists Dismount and One Way signs seems to have appeared during the Covid-19 lockdowns - previously cyclists in both direction were on one side and pedestrians on the other.
Contraflow AND shared-use signs across the road - but to get there from the Vauxhall Bridge you have to divert via the Toucan crossing.
Plans for the new Ashley Down station (with a minor diversion of the cycleway due to steps being added)
Cyclists Dismount sign on Valentine Bridge, Bristol - but the Meads Reach Bridge is a far better option for cycling.
Cyclists Dismount sign opposite the Ibis Hotel, in one of the many former Cycle Works in this area of Coventry
The area on the north side of Coventry station is being remodelled, and made less accessible by cars.
NCN route 52 and Coventry Route 11 on the University of Warwick campus. Of course the sign only applies to motor vehicles.
No Entry - but cyclists should presumably use the footway on the left to the start of NCN route 52 by the Coventry Canal
The 'No Through Road' sign, located halfway along the road, rather than at a junction. For pedestrians, access to Millerston can be had via the station and the bridge ahead, but no attempt has been made to make this available for cycling. ... [more]
Cyclists Must Ensure That They Are Visible - to horses, presumably. This is a handy route around the northeastern side of Newmarket.
Cyclists Must Ensure That They Are Visible - to horses, presumably. This is a handy route around the northeastern side of Newmarket.
Cyclists Dismount sign on the path from a new housing development to the B1049 - although it's shown as a through route for cycling on OpenCycleMap.
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