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Lots of signs about the one-way closure of East Road due to a sinkhole - totally ignoring the fact that the cycleway is open as usual. Sadly predictable.
Lots of signs about the one-way closure of East Road due to a sinkhole - totally ignoring the fact that the cycleway is open as usual. On the plus side, Gonville Place and Lensfield Road were virtually traffic-free in this direction, so … [more]
The cycleway inside the new wands now has a red surface - but I'd still worry about cars suddenly cutting across from the right to reach the car park.
That was quite some impact. Oddly, the cargo bike is carrying boxes of flowers and also loading up with e-scooters.
The off-road cycleway has become a contraflow lane to give access to the cycle parking at the Anglia Ruskin University buildings here.
The new protected cycle lane comes to an abrupt end before the roundabout and cyclists who don't want to use the circuitous and unpleasant underpass have to wait for a gap in the motor traffic and pull out to the right - why can they not go … [more]
East Road cycleway, suggests that the footway should be used from here. Also the footway cycleway appears to be marked as one way.
East Road cycleway Triangular warning that cycles crossing. This is where motor traffic on the right crosses the cycleway.
Cambridge Congestion, Wednesday morning https://t.co/97Imkrv8CW And the next day: https://twitter.com/David_McHardy/status/1600763531636264960?s=20&t=hsbyD8BiqEttz_QWgW-kkA
Newly segregated stretch of cycle lane - with a car the driver of which reversed into the clearly closed lay-by and went into Mackays.
The lay-by has been closed as part of the newly segregated stretch of cycle lane - but the car indicating left is about to reverse into it.
This looks dangerous to me - cars for the Grafton Centre car park cutting across the newly segregated stretch of cycle lane.
Cycle parking and the start of a newly segregated stretch of cycle lane (also visible on the far side of the road).
East Road has some magic wands! Thanks @CambsCC for installing this trial😀 What do you think of the new pop-up cycle lanes? Do you feel safer on this section of the street? What other connections are needed? And where else would you love … [more]
Shared use under pass of Elizabeth Way. See also video at https://twitter.com/simon_nuttall/status/1457827862703222790
Dreadful stretch of cycle lane - but as long as there are plans to remodel this part of East Road I don't suppose it'll be fixed.
Surely some of the worst illegal parking ever seen in Cambridge. And less than 100m from the police station. No thought for pedestrians or wheelchair users whatsoever. When will the police take this widespread problem around Cambridge … [more]
Small amount of new cycle parking near Espresso Library - but seems to be more a measure to stop people illegally driving on the pavement
A massive PCL lorry delivers a grand total of three trolleys of milk to Tesco East Road, blocking most of one side of the road. This is an unsuitable location for lorry deliveries; instead the delivery bay round the back should be used, … [more]
Bus delayed for half a minute while a PCL lorry delivers a grand total of three trolleys of milk to Tesco East Road, blocking most of one side of the road.
Bus waiting to drive round a PCL lorry delivering to Tesco East Road blocking most of one side of the road.
Deliveries to Tesco from a lorry with the 'PCL' logo on the side. The delivery is perfectly legal, but the Council should disallow unloading in this location and require Tesco and other shops to unload from the delivery bay at the back.
Tesco lorry unloading on zig-zag lines. This is at its new East Road store, an inner-ring-road location which for years has needed stopping/parking banned.
Tesco lorry unloading on zig-zag lines. This is at its new East Road store, an inner-ring-road location which for years has needed stopping/parking banned. Notice how close to the pedestrian crossing this is.
Tesco lorry unloading on zig-zag lines. This is at its new East Road store, an inner-ring-road location which for years has needed stopping/parking banned. Notice how close to the pedestrian crossing this is.
Tesco lorry unloading on zig-zag lines. This is at its new East Road store, an inner-ring-road location which for years has needed stopping/parking banned.
Tesco lorry unloading on zig-zag lines, having also illegally driven onto the pavement. This is at its new East Road store, an inner-ring-road location which for years has needed stopping/parking banned.
Tesco lorry unloading on zig-zag lines, having also illegally driven onto the pavement. This is at its new East Road store, an inner-ring-road location which for years has needed stopping/parking banned.
Tesco lorry unloading on zig-zag lines, having also illegally driven onto the pavement. This is at its new East Road store, an inner-ring-road location which for years has needed stopping/parking banned.
Tesco lorry unloading on zig-zag lines, having also illegally driven onto the pavement. This is at its new East Road store, an inner-ring-road location which for years has needed stopping/parking banned.
Removal of guard-railing here is a great improvement at a difficult corner for cyclists: it effectively increases the usable road width by half a metre.
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