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New haul road and diverted cycleway (NCN route 11) for construction of Cambridge South station. Note the lowered fence to give a bit of leeway for handlebars.
Start of new haul road and diverted cycleway (NCN route 11) for construction of Cambridge South station
Scheduled to be part of NCN11 throughout 2024. Mostly 2.25m wide, some just 2.0m. Low fence separates it from Cambridge South railway station construction haul road.
Work in progress to add NCN11 diversion path alongside haul road from Addenbrooke's Road roundabout.
Work in progress on phase 1 of NCN11 diversion between Discovery Drive and Addenbrooke's Road. Haul road on the left heads for the rough track between Discovery Drive and the bridge embankment. NCN path joins Discovery Drive until the … [more]
Signs at the Jane Coston Bridge state: Route 11 is interrupted between Lode, Wicken and Ely, follow Route 51 to Bottisham. For NCN route 11 to Lode, Wicken and Ely, follow Route 51 to Bottisham.
Amazing potholes considering this is a dead-end for motor traffic - but it's a National Cycle Route and a vital route to Addenbrooke's, so let's hope it gets fixed.
There are potholes everywhere in what used to be a civilised city, but an added annoyance is the amount of gravel thrown out of them, especially on Trumpington Road.
There's a constant cycle of building and renovation work on Porson Road (NCN route 11) so of course there are huge potholes.
Replacing placeholders #178373 and #62746 - Pram handles on the pedestrian route mean pedestrians always use the cycle route, blocking it. Please remove unnecessary pram handles.
Of course it's more important to have a statutory lawyer's notice about trespass on the busway than a usable sign for the National Cycle Network.
Cyclists Beware DO NOT UNDERTAKE Sign that tries to place the responsibility for the turning lorries on the cyclists.
NCN route 51 signed as route 11 - it may be an alternative route for when the towpath is unavailable.
Taking the opportunity of the Covid-19 lockdown to post an uncluttered photo of the route of NCN route 11 past King's College Chapel, Cambridge
A very Cambridge image, on an infrastructure tour visiting the site of the construction of the Abbey-Chesterton bridge forming a key link on the Chisholm Trail.
Shame on the Addenbrooke's site - instead of providing plenty of cycle parking at the new developments here, visitors are having to find places like this to leave their bikes. This is some distance from the main buildings, and provides none … [more]
Maybe somebody has noticed that having an unprotected right turn on NCN route 11 right before a roundabout is very dangerous.
Poor road surface under Elizabeth Way bridge / along Walnut Tree Ave. Major cycling route along the river. The county has decided that it is 'not bad enough' to do anything about it, according to Highways Reporting.
At last! Four years after I started badgering the cycling officers this link to the guided busway cycle route and NCN route 11 has finally been signed.
Gratuitous pinch stile obstructing the path. Action - make the cattle grid full width with a bypass gate for dog walkers etc and remove the pram arms.
The route signs on this lamppost are very odd: why is it just alongside an arbitrary point in the road here and not at a junction? The sign at the top points to: Route 51 → King's Hedges 1¼ St Ives 13 (via the busway) the larger panel … [more]
I'm not sure why these signs are here. This isn't on Route 51 or Route 11, and there's nowhere to go at this point except over the bridge or turn back.
Shared-use NCN11 2.5m Caution needed if approaching walkers from the rear (they'd 'just' moved across as they thought they were spoiling my photo, and hadn't seen or heard the bikes)
Cattle grids permit easy access for cycles to routes over the commons, but not easy access for cattle to the roads
King's on the left, Senate House lit up in the middle and behind it the tower of St. John's. http://www.e-luminatefestivals.co.uk/
Resurfacing the riverside route - no sign for cyclists, but the pedestrian detour works just as well (barriers removed by 4.30 pm).
Riders assembling for Le Reach Ride 2014. Location: New Chesterton, Cambridge (England, United Kingdom) OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Simon opens Le Reach Ride 2014 Location: New Chesterton, Cambridge (England, United Kingdom) OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
See clip at http://youtu.be/djnpaqxLlcQ An update from these four. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYQOzBEafuM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Zq-rPOPwq8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMNahoggd00 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Wj2ezHsp2Y … [more]
Pavement cycleway at Rutherford Road's junction with Long Road. Of interest are the double-give way triangles on the road. The "No through road" signs need an "Except Cycles" panel as it connects on to Porson Road. And in fact it needs … [more]
See clip at http://youtu.be/BYQOzBEafuM We had the fun and joy of the winter raised strip replacement on this wooden bridge. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xniOGCp7DY Then it was removed after considerable complaints. … [more]
See clip at http://youtu.be/qrL_wEqKWxo Not something you will regularly come across when riding, unless you are in Cambridge. The herds here are very docile and quite used to having people around. That doesn't mean they will just sit in … [more]
See clip at http://youtu.be/s2bTXbIQbQk I support dog walkers and pedestrians, and always give way to them and their pets. However, some dog owners fail in their responsibilities towards other path users. Dog walkers should always be in … [more]
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