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See clip at http://youtu.be/VkVyN0tpZXc An update from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89AFT7Fki9Q It looks like someone has successfully pointed out that the barriers are too close together. Although I'd still suggest there's a better ... [more]
See clip at http://youtu.be/89AFT7Fki9Q As I say in the clip, Cambridge Institute of Astronomy does provide well for cycling to work here and through routes. It's just that their approach to new development seems to be stuck in an er ... [more]
Modern British road design with pedestrian crossing at the 2,400 homes Great Kneighton estate and Glebe Farm development. Two-stage crossing with diversion, a menace to pedestrians and wheel chair users.
novo development of 286 dwellings at Great Kneighton. Provides two Sheffield stands at its sales office.
The abode sales agent Bidwells provides a space for a Zip car but unlike Skanska and Novo didn't bother with cycle parking. This is in keeping
Onstreet cyclelane at the Cambridge Biomedial Campus takes cyclists off the main carriageway and before the roundabout with way to get back onto the cyclelane after the roundabout. See http://iitm.be/NewDevSaf
Francis Crisk Avenue and site for new development at Addenbrooke's Hospital, near Papworth Hospital relocation site.
View from Addenbrooke's access road towards Great Kneighton, site for 2400 dwellings. See also http://iitm.be/NewDevSaf
The lifts are too short for a bike (about 62" or less than 1.60 m). They also force users wheeling their luggage, trolley or bike in to exit backwards. These lifts should be about 1/3 deeper, with an exit on the opposite end, like most lift ... [more]
The new bridge to the new platform at Cambridge Station. Note the elevator towers. The lifts should be 1/3 deeper and have doors on both ends to allow users to push their trolleys, luggage or bikes through, as they do at most of the lifts a ... [more]
Notice near New Bit advising walkers and cyclists of path closure. There were several so I assume they will be resurfacing the section next to Vicar's Brook.