Photo listing : car storage (problem)
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Red Cross Lane - taxis are waiting here, in addition to Addenbrooke's staff parking - parking urgently needs to be eliminated as part of the post-Covid19 recovery plan.
Still a useless 'cycle lane' with cars parked in it. As they are allowed to do...single yellow line.
I measured the gap for pedestrians between the house and the dashed white line as 64cm here, the footway as 1.31 metres and the car space as 2.05 metres. Photo captured using the Measure app on an iPhone 7 https://support.apple.com/en-gb ... [more]
"The Courtyard" which sounds nice is actually more of a motor vehicle storage facility. The only cycle parking is against the walls.
Is replacement of the car park with a new car park really the best use of space here? Why not house people, and reduce car dependency, instead?
Car parking here needs to be stopped - the two left vehicles are on the pavement. This means that the intended route for cycles, behind the bollards, doesn't work.
Repainting pavement parking lines: the County Council's annual reminder that pedestrians and wheelchair users are second-class citizens.
Look how much safer things are here, how much more attractive, and how much space there is (e.g. for cycle parking, trees, play spaces) without the car storage
This car park is only used lightly - it would be best to remove it and turn it into a productive use of space - housing
When cars park right against the cycle parking that makes access through our front door rather awkward - when we're bring our bikes in or out. It doesn't happen very often - but this car hasn't moved for about four days. Bikes have to be ... [more]
It's about time that Regent Terrace had parking banned entirely; this is a terrible pedestrian environment and is a very busy cycle route
It's about time that Regent Terrace had parking banned entirely; this is a terrible pedestrian environment and is a very busy cycle route
It's about time that Regent Terrace had parking banned entirely; this is a terrible pedestrian environment and is a very busy cycle route
Parker's Piece disgustingly being used as a car park, purely as a perk for ice rink staff, not for brief delivery reasons
Cllrs to consider if to spend £1650 on paint to address this #BadlyParkedBike hotspot p51 https://t.co/WvtHESCmzx https://t.co/9sCB3UZJ62
Completely free city centre parking to remain in York Street and Ainsworth Street, at a time when millions of pounds to be spent on bus lanes to deter traffic entering the city. Joined-up thinking?
Car parking on Sundays - people who have found a freebie rather than using the car parks - causes poor pedestrian environment and unnecessary conflict with cycles
Car parking on Sundays - people who have found a freebie rather than using the car parks - causes poor pedestrian environment and unnecessary conflict with cycles
Regent Terrace needs to have a parking ban all the time - much better pedestrian environment when no cars present.
Poor cycling conditions on Lensfield Road due to the pay and display parking. Such parking is completely inappropriate for the ring road.
Pedestrians are forced to step onto Mill Road to get passed the cars parked at this hairdressers. See #61221.
Footway completely blocked by a motor vehicle at this new hairdresser. I have emailed a copy of this photo to them and am awaiting a response. They responded only an hour later, apologising and promising to make sure it won't happen a ... [more]
Lots of space for a cycleway on Lensfield Road - a classic case of a road that looks narrow when parking is present, but is actually quite wide
Lots of space for a cycleway on Lensfield Road - a classic case of a road that looks narrow when parking is present, but is actually quite wide
Lots of space for a cycleway on Lensfield Road - a classic case of a road that looks narrow when parking is present, but is actually quite wide
Lots of space for a cycleway on Lensfield Road - a classic case of a road that looks narrow when parking is present, but is actually quite wide
The parking on the right causes traffic, particularly buses, to queue and be delayed - but the street flows better when no vehicles are present
Where's the cycle parking? Trumpington Meadows is so close to the busway, but it's a typically car-oriented development, alas.
Damage to verge from residential car parking. This resident has added plastic matting to stop their car sinking. Staggering. This is public property.
Damage to verge from residential car parking. Resident has put down plastic matting! Incredible arrogance to do this to public property.
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