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The road markings at this end of Thoday Street have been re-done. It looks like a better job than previously done in 2018: see #98813.
The three speed cushions at the east end of Bateman St have been replaced by gentler full-width cushions.
The contraflow cycle lane has been kept open through the roadworks - the awful speed humps on Bateman Street are finally being replaced.
Cambridgeshire highways department strikes again! The road is closed to motor vehicles in this direction anyway. And the contraflow cycle lane has been kept open through the roadworks. So these signs are nonsense and can be ignored.
Panton Street, Cambridge Conflicting signage: one way arrows and a sign that shows contraflow cycling.
Norwich Street, Cambridge Note: there is lots of informal cycle parking against properties on this street (with mixed levels of security) and no official cycle parking stands on the street.
Panton Street experimental traffic order allowing two-way cycling and prohibiting through motor traffic.
Panton Street the section beyond the junction with Saxon Street on the right is now two-way for all traffic. This is to allow access to the school and university car park. Before the junction Panton Street is one way towards the camera but … [more]
Argyle Street with new street cycle parking. Measurements from left to right accurate to 5cm: Left footway: 180cm Cycle lane: 165cm Carriageway between offside edge of white line and bollard: 265cm Offside edge of bollard to right kerb: … [more]
Guest Road - two way for cycling and great to see that the whole width of the southbound lane has been used.
Clare delighted that at last she can ride both ways in the street where she's been working for the last 30+ years.
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.
Contraflow cycling Norwich Street, Cambridge Fantastic! Such a small, simple, but incredibly important breakthrough. No entry, except cycles... in the UK! Thank you to whoever is responsible.
Contra-flow cycle marking in Argyle Street, and a siamese-looking cat basking in one of the first really decent days of spring.
Just seen this sign on leaving our house that two way cycling in Thoday Street is legal at last! Enjoy this gallery of other ones nearby: https://cambridge.cyclestreets.net/photomap/tags/twowaycycling2018/ OSM updated: … [more]
Contraflow cycling sign in Vinery Road - taken just as a helicopter has taken off from Romsey Recreation ground.
Illegally parked in cyclelane. Highway Code Rule 240 (backed up in law) You MUST NOT stop or park on a tram or cycle lane. http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_069860 And the 1988 Road Traffic Act, section 21. Any … [more]
Van blocking contraflow cycle lane on Bateman Street. A daily occurrence for much of the year - certainly this last week, and most summers from July to October. There are, of course, parking spaces marked and vacant just across the road, … [more]
At last the one-way signs (see #64494) have been replaced with contraflow signs here in Cockburn Street. There are three in this shot, one on the left and two on the right - (one of them in the far distance partially obscured by a van). … [more]
Contra-flow cycling in Sidney Street - the four southbound riders here are contravening traffic rules. But it is a very common behaviour that by-and-large goes unchallenged. There is occasional enforcement see: #58566.
Sign confirming that contraflow cycling is legitimate. While I was surveying these streets on my bike a driver shouted at me that this was a one way street.
Sign confirming that contraflow cycling is legitimate. It was at this corner that a driver shouted at me that this was a one way street.
Vinery Road has no entry with except cycles panes and there's a contraflow cycle lane. I cycled down there, and a car came round the corner and shouted at me that it was a one way street.
Belgrave Road - now two way for cycling - but the one way arrow sign remains - with nothing obvious here to remind drivers that oncoming cyclists are legitimate. In the far distance, on St. Philip's Road, there's a blue sign which … [more]
The entrance to Belgrave Road from Mill Road. This street has recently been converted to permit contraflow cycling as shown by the sharrow in the foreground, but the one way arrow remains in the background.
Springfield Road with an 'Except cycles' subpanel on only one of the two 'No Entry' signs, and there's a sharrow.
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