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Steep steps with a channel for wheeling bikes on the bridge linking Ditton Meadows and Stourbridge Common.
Steps link the first floor of the CyclePoint car park with Cambridge railway station forecourt. The mobile projects onto the ceiling see #74185.
Steps from Cambridge Leisure park up to Hills Road bridge. Row of cycle racks in the background on the right.
James shows the wheeling channel that makes a big difference to these steps, at the CB1 development, leading to the underground cycle parking. The central rail is essential for people with less strength. Cycle parking not at ground level … [more]
James shows the wheeling channel that makes a big difference to these steps, at the CB1 development, leading to the underground cycle parking. The central rail is essential for people with less strength. Cycle parking not at ground level … [more]
James shows the wheeling channel that makes a big difference to these steps, at the CB1 development, leading to the underground cycle parking. The central rail is essential for people with less strength. Cycle parking not at ground level … [more]
James shows the wheeling channel that makes a big difference to these steps, at the CB1 development, leading to the underground cycle parking. Cycle parking not at ground level remains non-ideal, though.
James shows the wheeling channel that makes a big difference to these steps, at the CB1 development, leading to the underground cycle parking. Cycle parking not at ground level remains non-ideal, though.
This photo shows the channel that has been added to the station footbridge (which is still under construction). Rather than a channel, it seems to be just an angle girder, and is directly underneath the handrail, as shown in #35031. It … [more]
This photo shows the footbridge at Cambridge Railway Station, which is still under construction. See also #35032.
Approx measurements of first flight of 16 steps. Height of top of wall above stair tread = 1.65 m. Thanks to passing dog-walker for help with measurements! Difficult to be accurate at ground level due to foliage.
Ramp - but stupidly it has steps!!!! How completely ridiculous is that? I think that this has been fixed by 2013 - must go back soon to check. I was right, see: #54268
Ramps either side of steps down into a university cycle parking area, of Tennis Court Road, Cambridge.
Ramps either side of steps up from a university building cycle parking area, off Tennis Court Road, Cambridge.