Photo listing: general sign/notices (misc)
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This listing only shows photos within Cambridge.
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Unofficial 20 mph signs have been screwed to a telegraph pole and a tree on Thoday Street outside the pub. Is it related to #107294 I wonder?
Cambridge's first cycle barometer, on Gonville Place, showing 674 cyclists at 9am on Friday 4th July 2014
This pedestrian/cycle route from Sheep's Green is, I think, not quite as busy as the one towards Lammas Land but nonetheless, folk may have views about this idea. I imagine the tables and chairs would be directly outside the restaurant, … [more]
The erection of wayfinding fingerpostlings, on the corner of Sussex and Hobson Streets. These wayfinding tools are minute-based, and not in distances.
Polemic about the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway: "Will I be on the busway soon?" Many cyclists are using the busway.
A poster in a doctors surgery. Simon suggested I add it with the caption: note that this poster makes no claims about how effective they may be.
Not exactly an attractive bit of street furniture, but hopefully this (non-illuminated) bollard will be more resistant to vandalism than the conventional bollards ( #18299 )
A "Cycle Lane" sign with no cycle lane removed in June 2009 left its marks during 11 years - #17383. For previous images see #8610, #16529, #16531. The sign was the "spot the cycle lane" feature in the Cambridge Cycling Campaign newsletter … [more]
Best not to look upwards to spot the fisherman on the balcony when cycling along Market Square past the south end of Rose Crescent!
Sign: "Beware oncoming cyclists" on Kingston Road, Cambridge, where contraflow cycling is permitted.
Mill Road / Kingston Street Junction. A cycle lane painted on the road is being considered here. A survey has shown that 1/3 of motorists do not understand the meaning of the "no motor vehicles" signs used here.
Turn left onto Pembroke Street from Free School Lane (606, 607, 962.1). The sign seems to have been straightened since 2003. In a new installation, the "One way" plate would be replaced with "Except cycles" (Traffic Signs Manual ch 3 para … [more]
Strange new Sign for St Andrews Street contraflow bus and cycle lane. See #13663 for corrected version.
River Cam Conservancy Notice: It is a criminal offence to behave about the river in a disorderly manner or to cause a nuisance, obstruction or annoyance to members of the public. We ask you respect other people's rights to enjoy the river … [more]
(Click on the photo to see the full version - the yellow streaks on the pavement edge do not show well in this photo.) Loading restrictions at the Broadway. See also photo #12874 which shows the associated plate and #12875 for a close-up.
No right turn from Trumpington Street into Bene't Street. It's possible this sign should have an "except cycles" plate now that two-way cycling is allowed in Bene't Street. Also a temporary "priority to other direction" sign for the … [more]
Inverted "priority to vehicles from other direction" sign on Trumpington Street. Not clear what it's meant to mean.
No right turn except cycles from Bene't Street into King's Parade. Note RHS sign has "except cycles" sign rotated to the wrong side.
No entry to Trinity Street (northbound). Cambridge Cycling Campaign pressed to make this street two way for cycling. One problem officers cited for resisting the change was that it would have required except cycles panels with a time … [more]
No entry to Sidney Street southbound. But that part of Sidney Street is two-way for all vehicles. Cyclists can legally avoid the no-entry signs by using the bypass shown in #2615.
The sign (near the Parker's Piece end of Mill Road) that tells people they can't turn right into Devonshire Road.
Variable restriction sign, but at about 18:00. I don't know when these messages actually change, or what else (if anything) the top section of the sign every displays.
The entrance to the pedestrian zone, St Andrew's Street at its junction with Emmanuel St. There is a similar sign on the other side of the road. Note "No waiting except in signed bays". The white square below the sign was, until recently, … [more]
These half baked signs, which are shabbily fitted to lampposts were the County Council's disappointing attempt at encouraging cycle use during bike week. Although in the right spirit they are so shabbyily done that they look a right mess. … [more]
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