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#142211, nearby

Cut-through in the chainlink fence

#142210, nearby

Warning signs on this new road and pavement parking

#142208, nearby

Sign to discourage people going from cutting across the grass from the pavement

#142206, nearby

Wheel channel unusable, blocked by handrail

#142205, nearby

Zigzag ramp with tight corners and steps

#142204, nearby

3 Parking Stands

#142203, nearby

Two parking stands

#142202, nearby

Fence and new kerbs blocking access to Partingdale Lane

#142201, nearby

Diagonal implied crossing, paint's a bit worn already.

#142199, nearby

Diagonal implied crossing rather than straight matching the desire line to the stairs

#142198, nearby

Cycle Network sign

#142197, nearby

Direction signage

#142196, nearby

Central island for crossing Marsh Lane

#142195, nearby

Give way

#142194, nearby

Cycle exit lane from A1. Looks unused, full of dirt and rubbish

#142193, nearby

Cyclists dismount and direction signage

#142192, nearby

Tarmac shared track

#142189, nearby

Exit lane for any bicycles travelling on the A1 Barnet Bypass who'd like to turn left. Full of grass and dirt

#142188, nearby

Entrance to golf club, slip road approaching from the north so traffic could be travelling at speed

#142186, nearby

Worn out SLOW markings on the shared path

#142184, nearby

Gap to the left of the gate is slightly narrow but straight so usuable

#142182, nearby

Wooden arch over footpath

#142179, nearby

Footpath signs

#142124, nearby

Poor access to this paved cut-through

#142123, nearby

Dropped kerb to paved cut-through

#142122, nearby

Shared-use link to the Huntingdon Road cycleways

#142121, nearby

New crossing from Girton to Eddington under construction

#142120, nearby

Three sets of cycle stands on the Ridgeway, Eddington

#142119, nearby

Cycle parking in a new section of the Eddington development

#142118, nearby

Link to a new section of the Eddington development (and a shared-use sign that has been crashed into)

#142117, nearby

The route to the right is shown as a cycleway, the route to the left is also open for cycling.

#142115, nearby

Charging point for two electric pool cars at the Institute of Astronomy

#142114, nearby

Three cycle hangars (very rare in Cambridge) at the Institute of Astronomy

#142113, nearby

Covered cycle parking and tools at the Institute of Astronomy

#142112, nearby

A new path has been added and the sign has been moved aside, but it still seems odd - if there is a problem, why not paint Give Way markings for road traffic?

#142111, nearby

Cycle parking at St John's College School, Cambridge

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#93520, nearby

Ramp for wheelchairs rather than cycles.

#139562, nearby

New housing development, ideal location for walking/cycling permeability linking up to lcn89

#8888, nearby

David Hembrow at John o'Groats having ridden from Land's End in July 2006. There is a full description of the ride here: http://www.hembrow.eu/lejog/triplog.html

#142110, nearby

Cycle parking at St John's College School, Cambridge

#142108, nearby

Cycle parking at St John's College School, Cambridge

#142109, nearby

Cycle parking at St John's College School, Cambridge

#142105, nearby

Dead end - there's an active railway there, so who knows what they were thinking.

#17624, nearby

W777 LED blocking cycle lane in front of St John's College School (Grange Rd)

#17621, nearby

AG08 LGL half blocking mandatory cycle lane in front of St John's College School (Grange Road)

#17625, nearby

LJ51 YRK blocking cycle lane in front of St John's College School (Grange Rd)

#17623, nearby

RF04 EZB blocking cycle lane in front of St John's College School (Grange Rd)

#142098, nearby

Construction at Cambridge University Library - the sign at the other end only refers to pedestrians, not cyclists.

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•  142228 7000 students use the a26 to get to school daily. The council have brushed aside fully formed plans to create a continuous cycle route to tonbridge, knowing that they are failing to reach their active travel targets by doing so. There has never been a more relevant time to implement these plans and ease some of the congestion that plagues this route. The lack of ambition by the council to improve the welfare of the communities on this route by enabling active travel is beyond disappointing.
•  142227 7000 students use the a26 to get to school daily. The council have brushed aside fully formed plans to create a continuous cycle route to tonbridge, knowing that they are failing to reach their active travel targets by doing so. There has never been a more relevant time to implement these plans and ease some of the congestion that plagues this route. The lack of ambition by the council to improve the welfare of the communities on this route by enabling active travel is beyond disappointing.
•  142226 7000 students use the a26 to get to school daily. The council have brushed aside fully formed plans to create a continuous cycle route to tonbridge, knowing that they are failing to reach their active travel targets by doing so. There has never been a more relevant time to implement these plans and ease some of the congestion that plagues this route. The lack of ambition by the council to improve the welfare of the communities on this route by enabling active travel is beyond disappointing.
•  142225 7000 students use the a26 to get to school daily. The council have brushed aside fully formed plans to create a continuous cycle route to tonbridge, knowing that they are failing to reach their active travel targets by doing so. There has never been a more relevant time to implement these plans and ease some of the congestion that plagues this route. The lack of ambition by the council to improve the welfare of the communities on this route by enabling active travel is beyond disappointing.
•  142223 Connect up to minor roads, widen Strawberry Line wherever possible around Yatton.
•  142222 Very poor design/layout to shared cycle/footway and equally poor signage all along Waterfront and link road leaves cyclists and pedestrians unsure of where shared path runs. No excuses for rubbish design in a recent development.
•  142221 Signage here re cycling is unclear. It says "no cycling beyond this point" implying it is ok to cycle one side of the sign and not the other. In fact I believe it is banned both sides of the sign.
•  142220 Needs a dipped kerb on shared path to improve access to business park (including gym and _nursery_) for: Wheelchairs, pushchairs/peaks, bikes with trailers/cargo bikes, small children with bikes
•  142219 Needs a dipped kerb on shared path to improve access to business park (including gym and _nursery_) for: Wheelchairs, pushchairs/peaks, bikes with trailers/cargo bikes, small children with bikes
•  142218 Signage here re cycling is unclear. It says "no cycling beyond this point" implying it is ok to cycle one side of the sign and not the other. In fact I believe it is banned both sides of the sign.
•  142217 Double yellow lines need to be extended around the corners and junctions of roads to stop parents parking on corners and on kerbs, narrowing the pavements and endangering those children who walk or cycle to school. Educta edrivers not to park on pavements which narrows them.
•  142216 Avenue Road is marked on maps as being a recommended cycle route and there are blue signs along it, but this is completely pointless/useless as there are always cars parked on both sides of the road all the way along, so its impossible to use the cycle lane except at junctions. There's no good cycle route between the main arteries of Fairmile Road and Barrack Road.