Photo listing : cycle parking (infrastructure)
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Good use of space at King's College School - though I'd have put the cycle stands in at a slight angle.
Bikes and bins: Cycle parking in residential area. It ought to be possible to make a much better job of this. Basic "Sheffield Stands" like these are much better than the wheel benders of old, but bikes don't lean to them very well wi ... [more]
Ramp ('Cyclists Dismount') from the Busway and access to double-decker cycle parking at the new Cambridge Assessment buildings.
Hope Street racks have been set at 90 degrees to the carriageway, but they have an unusually generous spacing of 1.7 metres. That spacing suggests the intention may have been for 45 degrees which would allow cargo bikes to fit.
Hope Street racks have been set at 90 degrees to the carriageway, but they have an unusually generous spacing of 1.7 metres. That spacing suggests the intention may have been for 45 degrees which would allow cargo bikes to fit.
New cycle parking apparently only for users of the Islamic Centre across the road. I suspect some drinkers at the Devonshire Arms may also use it.
Student accommodation by the new Cambridge mosque - does anyone really think this will be enough cycle parking?
Five years after installation some of the wheel grippers on these stands have been vandalized and the only one that is still intact is where the bike is in the up position.
Two Sheffield stands at this new Darwin College development, which don't seem to get much use - but at least no-one is parking a car here either.
It's a sign! This would be far, far better if, for example, they'd put a large fascia board style sign over the entrance. You need to be able to see it from several metres away.
Good to see bike racks back in this location though I still believe Sheffield stands would have been better.
There's quite a bit of cycle parking at the new Eddington Sainsbury - unfortunately the entrance is around the corner to the right, and not as shown on the sign to the left of the photo.
Great to see so many well located racks but we had to trail around for a couple of minutes to find a vacant one.
Using a couple of planks of wood each 1.5 metres long to illustrate a request for double-yellow lines instead of the car parking bay abutting against the cycle parking. This is to ease access to our front doors. The rest of the car parking ... [more]
Using a couple of planks of wood each 1.5 metres long to illustrate a request for double-yellow lines instead of the car parking bay abutting against the cycle parking. This is to ease access to our front doors. The rest of the car parking ... [more]
Lots of double-deck cycle parking at the David Attenborough Buidling, Cambridge - open public parking and a covered locked area. Users are voting with their bikes: they don't like the top decks.
Lots of double-deck cycle parking at the David Attenborough Buidling, Cambridge - open public parking and a covered locked area
There is a decent amount of parking at ARU's new Young St campus after all, but it's unsatisfactory - the best thing is to lock your bike across the end.
Surprising - the cycle stands are outside the gate of this new housing development. Maybe it's for visitors and domestic staff, while residents have secure parking inside?
Surprisingly low cycle stands at Sainsbury's Local opposite Cambridge station - and bikes on kickstands in the foreground, attached to nothing but themselves. It's not at all clear which route cyclists heading south towards the busway shoul ... [more]
Attractive new cycle pens in the generally anti-cycling Downing College - part of the Heong Gallery development, But clearly there's not enough space.
This is more or less the only visible cycle parking (not covered) at the NineWells development, but of course there are cars everywhere. NB most residents will work at Addenbrooke's and a direct link would give a two-minute walk to work.
How kind of the NineWells developers to label the cycle parking at the show suite. We'd never have guessed.
Whoops I seem to have accidentally used the Fellows' cycle shed at Murray Edwards College. Interesting to see a tandem there.
Path between the Queen Anne Car Park and Parkside Pool Technically a public footpath, this path provides access to the cycle parking for the pool, and also links Gonville Place with Mortimer Rd and Mill Road. Visibility at corners is ... [more]
The new Nuffield Hospital, Cambridge - a few racks to the left, and a sign to the sheltered parking at rear to the right.
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