Photo listing : cycleways (infrastructure)
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Improved access to Fen Road from the towpath in Chesterton. But as others have pointed out (see #173887) the bollard arrangement is problematic. The gaps at the side are too narrow to use safely hence everyone has to go through the middl ... [more]
A small section of barrier added to the post at this cattle grid to stop the cows cutting across the corner as in #172828.
Link to the Fulbourn Road service road - not needed much now that there's a segregated cycleway on Fulbourn Road.
The start of a cut-through I didn't know about in central Cambridge - the gates seem to be either open or unlocked.
The end of a cut-through I didn't know about in central Cambridge - the gates seem to be either open or unlocked.
A challenging place to ride! It’s impossible on this bike to go further because the width becomes narrower than the handlebars. It’s not a cycle route but a gap between a building and a wall.
The new cycleway continues alongside the road while pedestrians presumably are led to the right for a safer crossing of this dead-end road.
The new cycleway continues alongside the road while pedestrians presumably are led to the left for a safer crossing of this dead-end side road.
Guided bus waiting at bollards/lights to continue on the guided busway - cyclists should turn left for the parallel route.
The Coton M11 bridge has finally reopened, with new surfacing on either side (but not on the bridge itself).
The Coton M11 bridge has finally reopened, with new surfacing on either side (but not on the bridge itself).
The Coton M11 bridge has finally reopened, with new surfacing on either side (but not on the bridge itself).
The Coton M11 bridge has finally reopened, with new surfacing on either side (but not on the bridge itself).
The Coton M11 bridge has finally reopened, with new surfacing on either side (but not on the bridge itself).
The Coton M11 bridge has finally reopened, with new surfacing on either side (but not on the bridge itself).
Where the path meets the bridge over the M11 is flush now, rather than an abrupt ramp as previously.
Advisory cycle lanes at the south end of Histon Road - but I do quite like the cycle symbols on the outside of the bus stop.
Ferry Path - planters, Cyclists Give Way to Pedestrians signs. The ferry has gone and the route to the current bridge is by the road immediately to the east.
I think there used to be a problem with cars blocking this cycle cut-through, but now it seems to be used for wheelie-bins.
The current state of the Addenbrookes-Trumpington path - you can go down Hering Road and then join the path.
New traffic calming on the West Cambridge site (and another being installed on the other side of the road)
While the bridge over the M11 is (still) closed, it looks as if they've done some repairs on the Coton Path.
Frosty conditions on Babraham Road cycleway at the bottom of the hill. Four of a series of four demonstrating that it is warmer at the top of a hill. https://www.cyclestreets.net/location/159845-8/
Frosty conditions on Babraham Road cycleway at the bottom of the hill. One of a series of four demonstrating that it is warmer at the top of a hill. https://www.cyclestreets.net/location/159845-8/
Further to my #157090 - this path a few metres south has a better link to the Wadloes Road cycleway, but then is narrow behind the garages.
Modal filter on Pemberton Terrace (if doctors' cars are going to have priority parking spaces, shouldn't they at least be turned around and ready to go?)
Beautifully resurfaced cycleway crossing a neglected footpath. Too bad they couldn't put in parallel cattle grids at the gate ahead.
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