Tags: cycle

#38097, nearby

Crossing Ambrose Way, Histon. Slightly raised crossing for cars.

#38073, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station. Bike at this angle put some strain on the lock making it hard to get unlocked and off.

#38070, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station.

#38069, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station.

#38068, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station. From this position the rack can either be pushed in, or pulled down.

#38067, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station. Handlebars clashing making it hard to get rack back into place with bike on it.

#38066, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station. Rack pulled out ready to receive bike.

#38065, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station. Rack pulled out and down for bike to be placed on or removed.

#38064, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station. Rack pulled out and down ready to receive bike

#38063, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station.

#38062, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station.

#38061, nearby

Notice regarding installation of experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station. This sign probably wasn't actually there before the work; if it was it wasn't prominent as a number of people's bikes were removed unexpecte ... [more]

#38059, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station. Showing usage - someone has locked a helmet to their bike.

#38057, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station. Cycle parking space is in such demand that cycles have been piled up around the new structure and against its sides.

#38056, nearby

Experimental double decker cycle parking at Cambridge station. Shows the lock bracket. When the rack is tipped for access strain is put on the lock which can make it hard to undo. Also having the lock here, it is by the muddy an ... [more]

#38055, nearby

Cambridge Station Cycle Parking Test new double decker cycle parking. The upper racks pull out, then can be dropped to a 45 degree angle for bikes to be removed. The near row has no piston to assist tipping the upper racks the f ... [more]

#38054, nearby

Cambridge Station Cycle Parking New toast rack style cycle stands. These are not visible from or signed from the station entrance; many fly-parked bikes were just round the corner see #38053 however this was a few days after they wer ... [more]

#38053, nearby

Cycle parking at Cambridge station. Cycles locked just to themselves, or to posts.

#37846, nearby

Aua.

#36542, nearby

If a cycle lane is too narrow don't use it. Redmac completely worn off by car tyres. See also #12047 or #23175.

#35843, nearby

"Premier Cycle Racks" for hire at Cambridge Station for £5 per week. You don't get a roof and you have to go to lost property first to pay. Extremely inconvenient and underused.

#35545, nearby

See clip at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcAA9gi5LmU This cycle path, on National Cycle Route 51, is just too thin. With the fence where it is, it could be almost a metre wider. This is a shared path. I scrub off loads of speed, as ... [more]

#33570, nearby

Lack of cycle parking at Addenbrookes Hospital.

#32963, nearby

Pickfords van driving in cycle lane, narrow cycle lane, and general poor road surface.

#32962, nearby

car driving in cycle lane, narrow cycle lane width

#32960, nearby

Junction of Hills rd and Station rd, lorry driving in narrow cycle lane

#32959, nearby

Narrow cycle lanes, Mowbray Rd, especially after rain cyclist avoiding puddles, similar to #32958

#32958, nearby

Narrow cycle lanes, Mowbray Rd, especially after rain. cyclist avoiding puddles.

#32239, nearby

This notice has been put up along the corridor of the cycle park leading to the stairs and lifts where people leave their bikes if the racks are full. Clearly, more racks are needed.

#32141, nearby

See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONG9O1UxpT8 Not so much of a problem to me, but anyone coming the other way is completely stuffed. The temporary roadsigns make no reference to a closed cyclelane in either direction. The only ... [more]

#31865, nearby

See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4m25-ElLAA This is a follow up from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG6kZNFCIE0. If a car driver is turning left at this junction, the implication is that they must have a car that is 3foot ... [more]

#31789, nearby

See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG6kZNFCIE0 As I approach the lights coming along the road from Trumpington Church there's some rather battered red tarmac indicating a cycle lane. The car at the lights, in the cycle lane, ... [more]

#31685, nearby

See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVcL03kt0pw Not the best clip, rather bumpy and camera looked like it wasn't held properly. I like the way the driver has thought to not occupy the whole lane, clearly forgetting the "door z ... [more]

#31635, nearby

"NO PARKING" sign at these wheel benders' cycle parking.

#31633, nearby

These Sheffield stands are spaced in a way that only one bike can be fitted between stands. They leave about half the required space between stands.

#31632, nearby

Packing more Sheffield stands into a limited space reduces the number of bikes that can be parked. These stands leave about half the required space between stands.

#31631, nearby

It is always good to see cycle parking with Sheffield stands under a roof! Packing more Sheffield stands into a limited space reduces the number of bikes that can be parked. These stands leave about half the required space between stands.

#31428, nearby

See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpS-XCIKJkg This is a regular event on this part of Grange Road. Cars waiting for someone to come out of Robinson College Halls park in the cycle lane, often taking away the pinch point cycle l ... [more]

#31427, nearby

See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRm4GxQME3s This is probably a good display of lack of control. It's possible to postulate that the driver was doing something else in the car than just driving. As I arrived behind the wait ... [more]

#31023, nearby

Cycle parking under a roof right at the entrance to the Premier Inn Hotel in Orchard Park. The travelling distance to Histon, Vision Park and the Holiday Inn hotel could be reduced by 550 m, see For pictures of the Orchard Path proposal se ... [more]

#31022, nearby

Cycle parking with a roof, near the playground and recycling station in Orchard Park. The travelling distance to Histon, Vision Park and the Holiday Inn hotel could be reduced by 550 m.

#31003, nearby

Cycle Way in Arbury

#30530, nearby

About 300 bicycles parked in the remote and not overly convenient designated bike parking area next to the Devil's Dyke, nr Reach.

#30371, nearby

New Cottenham - Impington cycleway along the B1049: lamp posts and poles in the middle of the newly widened pavement (approx location). See also #30372

#30370, nearby

New Cottenham - Impington cycle path, with crossings away from the corner. Here a van parked partially into the crossing. See also #30371.

#30056, nearby

Illuminated Jesus Green by night.

#30052, nearby

End of cycle route. Cyclists dismount. Why?

#30051, nearby

Cyclists dismount! Why?

#29965, nearby

Another photo showing the cycle park under the Grand Arcade in Cambridge full to overflowing. See also #29297 and

#29297, nearby

Bicycle parking under the Grand Arcade: chock-a-block full in March 2011 and its humble beginnings three years earlier #13156

#29296, nearby

Bicycle parking under the Grand Arcade: chock-a-block full in March 2011 and its humble beginnings three years earlier #13157

#29295, nearby

Bicycle parking under the Grand Arcade: chock-a-block full in March 2011 and its humble beginnings three years earlier #13158

#28727, nearby

Poster at the entrance of The Missing Sock restaurant on NCR51

#28726, nearby

National Cycle Route 51 between Stow cum Quay and Bottisham by the "Missing Sock Restaurant". (with cycle parking racks).

#28399, nearby

New Advisory Cycle Lane on Gilbert Road.

#28398, nearby

Woman on a motorised scooter abusing the new redmac, advisory cycle lane on Gilbert Road between Gurney Way and Milton Road on 15 Feb 2011 at 10:06 am.

#28397, nearby

Driver of silver Ford Ka MA03 VKW abusing the advisory cycle lane between Gurney Way and Milton Road on 15 Feb 2011 at 9:01. Police in the silver Vauxhall Zafira apparently instructing her to get out of the cycle lane, at least the two clai ... [more]

#28396, nearby

The driver of a blue Ford Focus with number plates ND54 YPE and Silver Skoda Octavia with number plates OY06 XTA and taxi license 1106 are abusing the advisory status of the Gilbert Road redmac cycle lane (at the junction with Milton Road) ... [more]

#28395, nearby

Gilbert Road advisory cycle lane near the Milton Road end.

#28394, nearby

Between different school entrances.

#28393, nearby

Some "drop-off" activity near a school entrance.

#28392, nearby

Gilbert Road crossing with Carlton Lane / Stratham Avenue.

#28391, nearby

Shiny new redmac cycle lanes.

#28390, nearby

Cyclists, including children feel safer on Gilbert Road.

#28389, nearby

New cycle lanes allow cyclists to progress more safely, easily and faster.

#28388, nearby

Advisory cycle lane (ACL) leading to an Advanced Stop Line (ASL).

#28387, nearby

With the new continuous cycle lanes cycling speeds seem to have increased...

#28386, nearby

Shiny new redmac lanes on Gilbert Road.

#28385, nearby

Shiny new redmac on Gilbert Road.

#28384, nearby

Redmac advisory cycle lanes.

#28383, nearby

Cycling along the wider, red-mac cycle lanes on Gilbert Road feels much better.

#28382, nearby

Advisory cycle lane on Gilbert Road with a much improved width.

#28381, nearby

Gilbert Road cycle lanes on 14 February 2011 in the afternoon. Valentine's friendly cycle lane width ;-)

#28380, nearby

New, usually unobstructed cycle lanes on Gilbert Road.

#28127, nearby

Since building work started at Coleridge College, selfish parents have taken to using the mandatory cycle lanes that bypass the chicane / speed cushion as a place to park. Here car reg NA06WWL at 9am on 4/2/11. The people most at risk ... [more]

#27490, nearby

Well used cycle parking on Herbert Street at the new Coop on Chesterton Road.

#26389, nearby

No cycling signs on both sides of the road combine with onstreet mandatory cycle lanes. Very confusing. Location is only approximate, but on Francis Crick Way right south of the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology by the Guided Busway cross ... [more]

#26384, nearby

No cycling signs on both sides of the road combine with onstreet mandatory cycle lanes. Very confusing. (Location is only approximate).

#25898, nearby

Covered cycle parking at a school.

#25251, nearby

Bike racks at Hills Road Sixth Form College near the Purbeck Road entrance. Not enough for such a large number of pupils but it's certainly a good start.

#24724, nearby

Carlsberg lorries are still parking on the contraflow cycle lane, creating dangerous conditions for anyone using it by causing them to swerve directly into the path of oncoming traffic.

#24479, nearby

Lovely new bikes racks in Pound Hill. See them in use at #34742.

#24355, nearby

New bikes racks outside Shire Hall, properly spaced. They also mean that the amount of parking here has been increased.

#24354, nearby

One of the new racks outside Mandela House. The other bike rack was being used as a bench. See also #24353

#24353, nearby

Slightly pixlelated photo of the new bike rack (a Falco Triangle, apparently) outside Mandela House.

#23840, nearby

The Kings Hedges Post Office welcomes cyclists with three new Sheffield stands, see #23788. Unfortuntely the Music Gallery down the road doesn't offer any cycle parking.

#23175, nearby

The last place a cyclist should position himself in is that cycle (once redmac) lane. If a lane is to narrow it shouldn't exist. See also #12047 or #36542.

#23174, nearby

Possible improvements to the intimidating stretch of very exposed and narrow cycle lane on Newmarket Road near to the Barnwell Road Roundabout. See #12407 We suggest: 1. Removing the left hand traffic lane exiting the roundabout eastbou ... [more]

#23167, nearby

Video of the north approach to Hills Road Bridge Cycle Path. For more commentary see http://radwagon.blogspot.com/2009/12/hills-road-railway-bridge-cambridge.html

#23166, nearby

Video of Hills Road Bridge Cycle Path. For more commentary see http://radwagon.blogspot.com/2009/12/hills-road-railway-bridge-cambridge.html

#23165, nearby

Video of the south approach to Hills Road Bridge Cycle Path. For more commentary see http://radwagon.blogspot.com/2009/12/hills-road-railway-bridge-cambridge.html

#23162, nearby

Visitors Cycle Parking at Cambridge County Council. Not enough spaces, and not enough space between the stands to get a bike on either side.

#23149, nearby

white van flaunting the parking regulations

#23097, nearby

Sheffield stands on Herbert Road, near the entrance of the new Chesterton Road Coop.

#23088, nearby

Insufficient cycle parking - not a single slot available.

#22811, nearby

Cycle contraflow completely blocked by MACC Building Solutions van. Occupants, in back of van, said they had to block the cycle lane because there was nowhere else to park.

#22783, nearby

W582 EOO unlawfully parked on Emmanuel Street, during the morning peak period. Note that the Royal Mail van in the distance (well; not that far, and that's my point) is parked in the loading bay. There is more than one van's length avaliabl ... [more]

#22731, nearby

Cross party interest in Gilbert Road. Cllr Lister Wilson (front left) and Cllr David Jenkins (front Centre) and Cllr Douglas de Lacey.

#22498, nearby

Yet another Carlsberg lorry parked on the contra-flow mandatory cycle lane, forcing cyclists into head-on confrontation with oncoming traffic. Registration YJ08 AHL.

#22426, nearby

Unknown van using up most of the contraflow on Downing Street; couldn't be bothered to get his registration—there's really no point; nothing'll ever get done about it.