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Abandoned lock tags added by Cambridge City Council. To avoid the locks being cut and taken away the owner should remove the tags by the given date.
Abandoned bike Reported at: https://www.cambridge.gov.uk/report-an-abandoned-or-missing-bike Tyres flat and covered in cobwebs, but otherwise looks all there.
Come right in and cycle into @Metro_Bank Cambridge. Ty. More trips by bike = less pollution (good for climate), more physical activity (better health) and greater visibility of more cyclists (safer travel for all) @camcycle https://t.co/l7 ... [more]
The concrete barriers have been replaced by nice planters, but the sign still calls this an experimental closure.
Two decent sets of well spaced Sheffield stands at the new King's College Passivhaus development. I assume there will be secure covered parking as well.
Maybe the 1960s (?) architects were worried about rising sea levels, but surely they could have put in a ramp?
I reported this on the county highways web form in February - 'It's a hole that you occasionally fix but it keeps coming back, perhaps because vehicles are turning. Please do it properly!' and received a reply in June - 'We are pleased to ... [more]
Covered cycle parking at DFS on Newmarket Rd, as well as the 2 sets of stands at the other end - surprisingly good provision
Shouldn't this sign show segregated pedestrian and cycle paths rather than a general cycleway sign? The 20 mph limit applies to the road, of course.
New tree planting, with the contraflow cycle lane taking an arbitrary detour around it that I suspect neither cyclists nor drivers will respect properly.
New tree planting, with the contraflow cycle lane taking an arbitrary detour around it that I suspect neither cyclists nor drivers will respect properly.
Awkward cycle parking in the underground garage at Clare Hall (where cyclists are supposed to dismount, but there isn't even a speed limit for cars) - also space for cargo bikes etc just to the left.
Not easy to see, but one sign reads Roadworks from 27/4 for 4 days, the other reads Roadworks from 29/4 for 3 days - and they're both still there well into May.
Cavendish Road - with raised horizon from the new development at the former Ridgeon's site. E.g. compare with #57084
What on earth is this @CambsCC? You say you want to adopt LTN 1/20 and then you go and ruin one of Cambridge’s best cut-throughs! Good luck to trailers and cargo bikes trying to get through this 😢 @alexbeckett @HilCoxCondron can ... [more]
What I kept telling councillors and officers was one of the most abused ASLs in Cambridge has been repainted at last, along with the whole junction.
If this building really was built like this, to have cycle parking rather than commercial/residential space... I'm impressed.
A few more cycle stands squeezed in near the Live and Let Live pub. Why are there none near the Cambridge Blue?
One day perhaps the shared-use route will continue across side roads like this on a raised platform.
There is briefly no walkway on either side of Station Road in Cambridge. Has anything been done to provide safe space for pedestrians on the carriageway? Nope.
Thank you Thank you Thank you @GreaterCambs New lower street signs now on Blackhall Road Junction give full view of the traffic both north and south https://t.co/iagJiB0Fr0
Abandoned bikes clog up the racks and get moved into awkward looking arrangements by others tyring to park their bikes.
Cyclists SLOW DOWN in toad migration/breeding season (March/April) - www.cambridgeindependent.co.uk/news/hundreds-of-toads-rescued-on-chisholm-trail-in-cambridge-9247262/
Problems caused by abandoned bikes on racks where there is a high demand. The stickered bike and the blue bike have been unused for several weeks and have very low pressure in their tyres. The blue one was reported a month ago but the ta ... [more]
One-sided cycle stands - there could be so much more space if they were fitted at an angle to the wall.
The cycle lane leads to a Cyclists Dismount sign and a pedestrian gate at the rear of Homerton College.
The cycle lane leads to a Cyclists Dismount sign and a pedestrian gate at the rear of Homerton College.
Interesting mix of two-tier stands with Sheffield stands for added security - I assume these belong to the university's Faculty of Education.
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