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Location #	Video	Photo	Caption	Categorisation
109538			Trearddur Bay Strand.	Other: Misc general
109537			Treaddur Bay/Bae Trearddur Bicycle Sign with no place named but pointing to Holyhead/Caergybi.	Other: Infrastructure general
109536			Painting on the Gable End advertising Garys Cycles in Sligo.	Other: Good practice general
109533			Garys Cycles in Sligo.	Other: Misc general
109238			Bicycle Parking at Sligo Railway and Bus Station. The Shelter for Bicycles is not big enough and is not fully enclosed from the rain that comes across the Atlantic.	Other: Problem general
109235			A Wee Sign on the Kingfisher Trail and National Cycle Network in Enniskillen. This Wee Sign points in the way to go but does not say where ye will end up in Ulster.	Route sign: Misc routesigns
109120			Awful Anti-Bicycle Obstruction under the South Wales Railway on Alney Island, Gloucester. A Mental Metal Contraption to stop Bicycles on the National Cycleway Network. It locks people out with Dutch Bicycles, Tandems, Wide Handlebars, likewise the Mobility Impaired will be hindered. This useless Blockage is under the low height Bridge with no Warning Signs Under the Low Bridge.	Obstruction: Problem obstructions
109119			An Awful Obstruction under the South Wales Railway Bridge by the River Severn on Alney Island in Gloucester.	Other: Infrastructure general
105169			Direction signs for Newent Cycling Loop. This picture taken from the Double Decker, Stagecoach West 32 Bus.	Other: Infrastructure general
105168			Newent Cycling Loop Direction sign in Glebe Close, Newent.	Route sign: Misc routesigns
105167			Newent Cycling Loop sign on the side of Newent Library owned by Gloucestershire County Council. Very good to have a map which is in the middle of Newent. It can be seen near the bus stops.	General sign/notice: Good practice signs
105151			This sign is located on Horsefair Lane in Newent on the traject of the Newent Cycle Loop. It informs people using motorised road vehicles that, "This is NOT an empty road." Alongside the roadside greenery there are the stark red warnings of animals and people that are likely to be about, adults and children walking, deer, sheep, someone on a bicycle, a tractor, a horse and rider and a wild boar. These images in red of wildlife and people have the red letter caption, "I CARE DO YOU?" Underneath there is a family group with the black letter caption, "WE WALK HERE."	Other: Infrastructure general
105053			The Protected Bicycle Path is segregated here from the road with the bus lane and general traffic. On the left is the Bicycle Counter next to the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Further along is an example of good design with the Bicycle Path going around the Bus halt/stop which has a shelter. This section of North Road in Cardiff is safe to use on a Bicycle as it is protected from traffic.	Other: Good practice general
105052			A Bicycle Path that is segregated with separate walking then the road with the bus lane and general traffic. Here is a Bicycle Counter at the Welsh College of Music and Drama in North Road in Cardiff.	Other: Good practice general
105050			Utterly ridiculous sign for people using bicycles on the Bicycle Path. It is not clever to have End of Route when the Bicycle Path carries onwards. Likewise the Cyclists Dismount sign is also silly as the side road is seldom used and is gated for a warehouse. This is Gavel Way in the area of the former Gloucester Cattle Market. The Bicycle Path is protected here which is good but the priority over the side streets is not given which is bad in terms of design. To compare the Netherlands, which would have priority for people on Bicycles and road vehicles turning into the side street would have to be ready to stop for the person using the bicycle crossing over the side street.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure signs

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