Tags: footway

#197184, nearby

A family squeezes their push-chair through the narrow gap between the tree and the wall while the rest of the space is taken up by the road and stored motor vehicles.

#193027, nearby

Mill Road footway.

#177376, nearby

See #150276 and #191951. This has been reported: https://highwaysreporting.cambridgeshire.gov.uk?id=00384306.

#172333, nearby

Robot outside the Empress pub, Cambridge See #172332 www.robotdelivery.co.uk

#167257, nearby

First 'Copenhagen crossing' type junction (Footway/cycleway continuous, without kerbs, over side-road) in Cambridge

#164240, nearby

An Italian Job on Mill Road, plenty of outrageous driving through pedestrian areas in that movie! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Italian_Job

#155052, nearby

Mock-up of a idea to improve access to the footway cycle parking. Motor vehicles often park right up or overhang the buildout and this creates problems of access to our front door as these other photos show: #6501 and #106944. The ramp … [more]

#103600, nearby

Harvest Way

#96479, nearby

Rollercoaster footways, undulating up and down. They had complete freedom of design and lots of space, and yet they managed to build the footway in the worst possible way!

#70927, nearby

The unusually generous chicane (thanks by the way, don't take it away) at Peter's field.

#66593, nearby

It is not easy to walk up this side of Cavendish Road without skimming the wing mirrors and hedges.

#66173, nearby

This chain is fixed to the wall with a steel screw chain link which can be undone with a spanner - so is not very secure. But more to the point the bikes are blocking the footway (as are the bins in the background). What is needed here is … [more]

#65677, nearby

Street lighting being replaced. The new lampposts are sited almost in the middle of the footway. In fact this one is half a lamppost width further towards the centre than the previous one (which can be seen in the ground having been cut off … [more]

#65632, nearby

Markings on a footway, presumably charting the depth of an underground service as it crosses.

#63046, nearby

I reported the problem with this raised ironwork via the fix my street website, see the story there: https://www.fixmystreet.com/report/536679

#61066, nearby

The footway on the western side of Cavendish Road is the only one in the area that does not have motor vehicles parked across it.

#54728, nearby

End of foot and cycleway - no, it is not. The correct sign wood by white pedestrians on blue background. At other similar locations the council uses the equally wrong and even more annoying "Cyclists Dismount", e.g. #48247. At least the … [more]

#18952, nearby

Both footways have been designated for shared use, but remain too narrow. At Netherhall Comm Coll (reported as wanting more cycling) it is important the footway should be widened. Elsewhere the designation is questionable.

#18950, nearby

North side shared-use footway is poorly surfaced, and gets little cycle use, especially eastbound (downhill at this point)

#18949, nearby

Approaching Brookland Road: most cyclists use road, but when it is busy others wanting to continue ahead or enter Coe Fen use footway.

#18948, nearby

Busy moment after work. Some cars pull forward, blocking the foot/ cycleway.

#10289, nearby

Complete lack of cycle parking on the highway forces cyclists to do this sort of thing. The pavement is totally blocked. (The exact time and date shown were estimated.) Added to Spring 2022 consultation: … [more]

#7543, nearby

Footway on Howard Road, Cambridge

#7456, nearby

Newmarket Road shared-use footway