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Cycle lane on the right hand side of the lane, in a more best-practice location for cycling.
Useful stretch of cycle lane for bypassing queuing traffic and getting past a narrowed area in the road
Queen St, City of London - a fine new cycling route will lead directly to Southwark Bridge, ahead (where there are segregated cycle lanes - not visible here).
Queen St, City of London - a fine new cycling route will lead directly to Southwark Bridge.
Queen St, City of London - a fine new cycling route will lead directly to Southwark Bridge.
Queen St, City of London - a fine new cycling route will lead directly to Southwark Bridge.
Monson Road, New Cross Gate - if tree roots get out of hand, why not just close the road to cars?
There's no cycle path here, but there is a service road next to the main road, which gives cyclists wonderful traffic free conditions.
Secondary school students riding home from school. They will have come from a school in Assen but probably live in Beilen, about 20 km south. A 40 km round trip to school is not particularly unusual in the Netherlands. This isn't a cy ... [more]
Liverpool: Approach to busy junction. Cyclists turning left have ASL, those going right/straight on use nice wide unsegregated toucan with no pesky bollards.
Well-designed cut-through between blocks of housing on Arbury Park allowing cyclists and pedestrians to permeate but not motor vehicles
Cycle racers going very quickly on one of the many wide, smooth and direct cycle paths in Assen, Netherlands.
Hands up those who have had the experience of being overtaken by a bus which then pulled in at a bus-stop. Well designed segregated cycle paths prevent bus-stops from causing conflict between cyclists and buses. They also prevent cyclist ... [more]
Large road junction in Assen, Netherlands. This shows clearly the width of the cycle paths (4 m - wider than road lanes), that they are well spaced from the roads and the way that crossings are direct and do not stop in the middle even when ... [more]
The new Connect2 Sustrans route winding into the distance from the bridge at Swaffham Bulbeck Lode.
Gate with weight to hold it shut, over cattle grid. Permits free passage of pedestrians and cyclists, while preventing escape of cattle. Bridge over river arm for cyclists and pedestrians in background.
Very friendly black & white cow came to scratch its head on my bike as I took photos of its herd mates on Coe Fen.
Cyclist and cattle on cycle path through Coe Fen, near Trumpington Rd / Brooklands Ave junction. Cattle are very friendly - one came to scratch its head on my bike handlebars as I stopped to take photos. The brown male had swum across the r ... [more]
Very old and very cheap cycle facility on a road used by few cyclists where a cycle lane becomes a cycle-path momentarily and goes behind a bus-stop. This prevents cyclists using the cycle lane from being cut up by buses which overtake a ... [more]
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