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Why can't developers use the standard signs for cycle routes rather than always having to invent their own?
All these new architectural statements at St Pancras and we're left with a busy one-way road and poor cycle parking - a real statement woukd have been a two-way segregated cycleway.
All these new architectural statements at St Pancras and we're left with a busy one-way road and poor cycle parking - a real statement woukd have been a two-way segregated cycleway.
South Carriageway closed to vehicles westbound, for no obvious reason - no mention that the shared-use route is open for cycling.
I don't know how this is supposed to work, with the eastbound cycle lane on the wrong side of the road.
No excuse at all - this London taxi just drove through the ASL to stop on the white line for cyclists.
It don't know if this is as planned, but there is no crossing of the Huntingdon Road at the Eddington junction - cyclists from Girton to Eddington have to use the right-turn traffic lane, and I've no idea what pedestrians are meant to do.
Route signs once you've made the turn off the old A10. The Dead End sign has clearly been turned 180 degrees.
The cycle route is signed after you turn off the old A10 - there's no real indication that you should cross and turn off however.
How strange that the Melbourn-Shepreth cycleway suddenly turns into this - it's really not obvious that cyclists should cross to the other side.
How nice to have a sign on the new cycleway. What a shame cyclists are left wondering how to actually reach it.
New cycleway east from Melbourn - shame that cyclists have to divert to the gates of the science park (out of sight to the left).
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Bike racks outside the University School. There's loads of bike parking dotted around the site. When you get further down this section of Eddington Avenue, and towards the entrance to Sainsbury's underground car park, it's less obvious w ... [more]
It looks like a footpath but is a cycleable byway - possibly a leftover from the construction of the Melbourn bypass.
It looks like a footpath but is a cycleable byway - possibly a leftover from the construction of the Melbourn bypass.
The old Cambridge-Bedford railway is now a decent paved road - surely it could be opened up somehow for cycling?
The old Cambridge-Bedford railway is now a decent paved road - surely it could be opened up somehow for cycling?
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98967 There are currently bike parking near to the queens road station, however I think some along this road would benefit all people who reside in this area as the station ones are usually taken and at a risk to leave overnight- a lot is stolen from here. If there was secure lockers, people who live in this area and on the huge estate could lock overnight without having to carry bikes up and down stairs or parking them too far away.- 98684 Cycle parking present here.
- 98683 Cycle parking needed here.
- 98611 The Royal Herbert Pavilions gas cycle parking, but it is very over subscribed and more council/TFL backed cycle parking would be great
- 98606 The flats on either side of the road have absolutely no storage and are small. If I can’t find a solution My partner and I will no longer be able to cycle to work.
- 98433 Ashton under lyne open a filter here
- 98414 Multiple spots for sheffield stands in this area
- 98410 Cycle parking needed here.
- 98409 We have a parking spot on 80 Queens Road which is on the main road very close to the station. At the moment it is occupied by several bins and would make a great spot for a bike rack.
- 98391 I would suggest an hangar shelter
- 98390 I live in Stroud Green Road and I need a safe please where leave my bike. Could you hell me? thank you in advance for you quick reply
- 98389 Busy pub that lots of cyclists frequent..
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