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Hand over all your carrots if you want to get through! (The National Trust's Konig ponies are supposed to be wild, but they're getting street-wise.)
Interesting and perhaps clever use of bollards to slow down cyclists at a busy entrance to the Sedgwick Site from West Road. You can still cycle through but have to wiggle, which slows you down enough, but not too much to be a pain. But the ... [more]
Footpath past Home Farm, Great Wilbraham - the landowners clearly don't want any bikes slipping through.
The obstructions on the approach to the bridge over Swaffham Bulbeck Lode. The bicycles exclusion seems to have been crossed out on the sign here, and other signs nearby.
Paris cycle lane blocked two mornings a week for market deliveries - although the vans stay put once they've delivered.
Double barrier seen from inside the estate off Monkswell Road: Must cyclists and wheelchair users be kept out? See #13010 from cul-de-sac. Link between Southbrook Close (off Alpha Terrace) and the Monkswell area.
Double barrier seen from Southbrook Close cul-de-sac: Must cyclists and wheelchair users be kept out? See #13011 from inside the estate. Link between Southbrook Close (off Alpha Terrace) and the Monkswell area.
Works on the M25/A30 bridge over the Thames - there isn't usually a barrier between the road and footway (bikes should be pushed).
Tight chicanes on this cycling tunnel - presumably to slow down the mopeds (bromfietsers) who use it.
In front of Anglian Home Improvements inconsiderate parking in part on MCL, part pavement, part double yellow line, part over the dropped kerb for cyclists causes an obstruction. The double yellow line is somewhat worn out, but continues we ... [more]
Typical situation on Hills Road. What are MCLs good for if cars (BT service van, number plate FL05 ZNH ) stand / stop and even park in them?
Why is this obvious route closed? But this whole area north of the Nanoscience building is very balkanised, with through routes blocked off.
Severe chicanes - these get in everyone's way. The clear desire line here surely calls for a crossing - like a raised table or zebra or toucan.
The small opening here successfully slows cyclists down when entering the newly-cycleable 'pedestrian' zone.
[NOTE: This route is currently diverted via the Vine School - 6 July 2007 - see http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/united-kingdom/cambourne/251854799] Approaching Broadway from Cambourne in the old airfield track. This barrier prevents motor ... [more]
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