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Priorities now changed on the covid popup cycle lane in Runcorn - it wouldn't do to have proper traffic give way to mere cyclists.
OK, so it is a good thing that Halton Council have allowed cyclists to use the Runcorn busway. But, why on earth construct this special speed bump for cyclists to ride though the queuing passengers rather than just simply keep to the virtua ... [more]
A short narrow cycle facility featuring assorted barriers and cones, give way markings at each end and a right angle turn. What on earth were the designers thinking about?
No Bicycles sign - if they provided something better than wheelbender parking, there wouldn't be an issue.
Wasted space, a railway bridge just used for car storage - at the least there could be a route for cycles to turn left off Farringdon Rd.
Road closure - once again the NHS provides car parking but does a poor job of cycle access. At least there are a couple of Sheffield stands.
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Sign advising motorists to give way when crossing the popup cycle lane. UPDATE March 2021: Priorities have now been reversed #164709
[Image taken 1.3.21] Micklegate, York, Tier electric hire scooters. See also: #164663, #164665, #164666, #164668, #164669, #164670, #164671, #164672, #164673
[Image taken 1.3.21] Marygate car park, York, Tier electric hire scooters (https://www.tier.app/tier-selected-as-sole-operator-to-serve-historic-york/) . The scheme launched late October 2020 https://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/18808900.new- ... [more]
[Image taken 1.3.21] York, Clifford's Tower, Tower Street, Tier electric hire scooters. See also: #164663, #164664, #164665, #164666, #164668, #164670, #164671, #164672, #164673
[Image taken 1.3.21] Piccadilly, York, Tier electric hire scooters. See also: #164663, #164664, #164666, #164668, #164669, #164670, #164671, #164672, #164673
[Image taken 1.3.21] , Clifford'sTower, Tower Street, York, Tier electric hire scooters. See also: #164663, #164664, #164665, #164668, #164669, #164670, #164671, #164672, #164673
[Image taken 1.3.21] York, Clifford'sTower, Tower Street, Tier electric hire scooters. See also: #164663, #164664, #164665, #164666, #164669, #164670, #164671, #164672, #164673
[Image taken 1.3.21] James Street, York, Tier electric hire scooters. See also: #164663, #164664, #164665, #164666, #164668, #164669, #164671, #164672, #164673
Recent placeholders
164656 Safer and bigger cycle lanes. White lines need repainting ASAP.- 164654 The old railway line should be used for a walking and cycleway between Buntingford, Braughing, Puckeridge and Standon and eventually to Ware
- 164653 Slow down traffic past school – 20 mph – www.20splentyorg
- 164652 Slow down traffic past school – 20 mph – www.20splentyorg
- 164651 Slow down traffic past school – 20 mph – www.20splentyorg
- 164650 Slow down traffic past school – 20 mph – www.20splentyorg
- 164635 Really dangerous cycling East on Bridge Road East and Heronswood Road
- 164632 There is a footpath joining the cycle network here... but the foot path along the A602 is on the other side of the bushes... consequently pedestrians are using the cycle path here because there is no where else to go... path here is also very narrow and could do with the bushes cut back to make room.
- 164631 The signs here clearly indicate this is shared use. Umm.... however at the end of the ramp there are no further signs to indicate that it is now cycle path and that the pedestrians should use the footpath which is a few feet away.... at this point as a pedestrian I can join the cycle network and walk for miles before I would see another sign saying it is no longer shared...
- 164630 The footpath ends here just before the cycle path drops down to go under the A602... but no signs to indicate where the pedestrians should go to continue their walk?
- 164629 Here is the end of a footpath leading onto the Cycle Network.. but there is another path on the other side of the bridge.... where are the signs for the pedestrians and cyclists? Is it shared path or not?
- 164628 This is part of the cycle network however there is a path here that just stops with no signage to indicate what should happen next... so surprise pedestrians use the cycle path to continue their journey.....where are the signs to say this is either cycle path or shared path?
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