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See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kG3filiT83o As you can see this is not a very friendly environment. Notice cars pulling across me at the last moment. I'm a confident rider, if you are anything else, I can't see you riding her ... [more]
Roy Pegram cuts the (recycled) ribbon to declare the Tins Bridge officially open at last! A small group of councillors (it is election time soon), council officers and cycling campaigners were among the group of onlookers. The project eng ... [more]
Tricky to get a shot through the bars of the barrier but this shows you how well the resized bridge now fits. See also #29631
Even though the bridge isn't right you can see what the new cycleway along the Tins will look like now
Even though it wasn't constructed properly, the lifting of the bridge gives a good impression of what the new cycleway will look like at The Tins
Tins Bridge turns out to be too long - or more likely, the abutments weren't put in correctly. They'll have to take out some big chunks of reinforced concrete and re-lay them, then try again. All fixed in #30171.
Oh how embarrassing. The new bridge over the Tins is lifted into place, only to find it is about 40cm too long.
Cyclists sharing temporarily very limited space with two vehicle lanes at the future Cambridge Gateway junction.
Driver's eye view of the transition to two lanes and central cycle lane, heading north off Hills Road bridge.
The bridge has separate crossings for cyclists and pedestrians. Whether peds will not choose to walk on the 'cycle' side remains to be seen.
Opening of the Riverside bridge - Simon Nuttall on the Cycling Campaign's stall bike passing the historic cyclists group (for some reason they couldn't ride up the slope...)
Official opening of the Riverside bridge by John Grimshaw, retiring director of Sustrans (in green jacket, under the column) - Clare Rankin (Cambridge City Council) on left, Simon Nuttall (Cambridge Cycling Campaign) right.
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