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Poorly parked cycles combined with the camber of the buildout means these bikes have spread onto the footway. The look untidy and cause an obstruction.
This is what Mill Road looks like when England are playing a knock-out game in the World Cup finals - no motor vehicles, a few cyclists - but it could be like this all the time with a closure near the railway bridge.
This is what Mill Road looks like when England are playing a knock-out game in the World Cup finals - no motor vehicles, a few cyclists - but it could be like this all the time with a closure near the railway bridge.
New infill housing development off Mill Road, Cambridge - they seem to have car spaces and bin stores but there's no sign of cycle parking.
Student accommodation by the new Cambridge mosque - does anyone really think this will be enough cycle parking?
I've never seen it so bad here - at least 14 selfish drivers blocking the passing places, lots of reversing and waiting when cars were trying to come in and out. It's more important as a cycle route, in theory.
Cambridge Rules 1848 Sculpture. Parker's Piece The rules of football were first written down in Cambridge in 1848. This new sculpture was unveiled in May 2018 to commemorate the event. It is inscribed with the rules in many different ... [more]
Not a clever installation of this bike hangar, or perhaps not a clever place to allow a motor vehicle to park.
Five years after installation some of the wheel grippers on these stands have been vandalized and the only one that is still intact is where the bike is in the up position.
Looks like Mobike has landed in Cambridge. Have they agreed to the code of practice or will there be a mass dump of bikes?
'The Metaphysical Cyclist' - actually a tour of Cambridge's public art by former Young British Artist Gavin Tiurk
Two Sheffield stands at this new Darwin College development, which don't seem to get much use - but at least no-one is parking a car here either.
Sadly predictable - Darwin College built accommodation with no easily accessible cycle parking, so bikes are chained to the fence outside.
Metcalfe Road Double-yellow lines are proposed for the right-hand side of the road from here to about that white van.
New bike shop, Mill Road (personally I'm not sure about the quotation in the window - surely it's not really necessary in Cambridge to point out that cycling is not the problem?)
There's a residents' parking scheme coming, and people are creating off-road car-storage spaces to avoid paying £52 a year.
There's a residents' parking scheme coming, and people are creating off-road car-storage spaces to avoid paying £52 a year.
Clare delighted that at last she can ride both ways in the street where she's been working for the last 30+ years.
Christ's Pieces Location: , Cambridge (England, United Kingdom) Cycling signed as not permitted on Christ's Pieces but restrictions are widely disregarded away from the main path, without causing any apparent problems.
Is this a new sign over-ruling the No Entry marking because the road is now two-way for cycling? Very unclear.
There's no cycle contraflow on most of Coronation St - the new arrow may be to over-rule the No Entry marking to the right on Panton St because the road is now two-way for cycling? Very unclear.
The far western end of Coronation St is now two-way for cycling - improving connections to the new crossing to the fens and Newnham.
I think this car hire place could do more to look after two wheels while their owners are out renting four.
A Petersfield resident on a rally points to the achievements in Romsey’s liberated cycling zone that he aspires for his neighbourhood.
Lots of fuss and bother - I think the road to the right is the one that's meant to be closed, and the diversion is straight ahead. In any case it's just a point closure so in most cases drivers can take the direct route to their destination ... [more]
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