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All photos in/around Cambridge

Showing items 1701 to 1800 from total of 16,296 items. Ordered by photo # descending.

Photo #	Photo	Caption	Categorisation
28074		New raised cushion on the new cycleway along the Madingley Road.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
28073		A problem here on the new cycleway along the Madingley Road - cyclists from Clerk Maxwell Road are confronted with a normal kerb, not a dropped kerb.	Cycleway: Problem
28071		New cycleway along the Madingley Road - plenty of space for two-way cycling.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
28069		Joining the new cycleway along the Madingley Road.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
28068		New cycleway along the Madingley Road.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
28061		The new Madingley Road cycleway crossing Storey's Way.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
28060		East end of the new Madingley Road cycleway - this slight build-out is causing problems for cyclists on the carriageway, forcing them out into the traffic.	Cycleway: Problem
28058		King Street is being destroyed by heavy vehicles.	Pothole: Problem
28057		The 'ski-jump' below the pothole is dangerous.	Pothole: Problem
28056		The 'ski-jump' below the pothole is dangerous.	Pothole: Problem
28055		Bodged repairs on Lensfield Road - the rest of the road is still falling apart.	Pothole: Infrastructure
28034		Advisory 'Cyclist Dismount' signs imposed by the county council's lawyers - if cyclists really did dismount it would grind to a halt in the rush hour, but weekend dog-walkers don't see it this way.	General sign/notice: Problem
28033		Advisory 'Cyclist Dismount' signs imposed by the county council's lawyers - if cyclists really did dismount it would grind to a halt in the rush hour, but weekend dog-walkers don't see it this way.	General sign/notice: Problem
28022		Oh: we do love a good shared-use path in the UK(!)	Cycleway: Problem
28021		Bollard madness.	Obstruction: Problem
27959		A clear cycleway in late January.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
27958		A clear cycleway.	Cycleway: Good practice
27957		NCN 51 passes through the middle of Newmarket Road park and ride.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
27956		The Missing Sock bar / restaurant	Destination: Misc
27955		The corners on these supports to the barrier alongside Route 51 on Newmarket Road near the tunnel under the A14 have very sharp edges. I think a very simple solution is to just hammer them over so they present a curved edge to any flesh smacking into it.	Obstruction: Problem
27954		Cycle path alongside Newmarket Road narrows here, but the supports to the railing on the left have very sharp corners and edges.	Cycleway: Problem
27953		The Friday rides still keep ticking over.	Bicycle: Event
27952		The Cyclists Dismount has reappeared under these cycle route signs.	General sign/notice: Problem
27944		Large pothole in the middle of T-junction at Addenbrooke's.	Pothole: Problem
27940		Where the northbound, Histon-Road (formally Cambridge Road) shared-use path crosses the A14 westbound sliproad, to reach the flyover, there is a blue "Cyclists Dismount" sign. This is bad advice, since crossing the sliproad is faster on a bicycle than pushing a bicycle. Indeed, on the southbound route's crossing of the eastbound sliproad, there is no such sign. It would further make northbound crossing of the westbound sliproad easier is cyclists were not required to make a tight 90-degree turn at the end of the sidewalk section. This could be achieved by providing a larger-radius route to the end, by broadening the sidewalk southwards at the end.	Obstruction: Problem
27939		The cyclepath connecting Victoria Avenue with Milton Road, over the Mitcham's Corner island, contains two right-angled turns (one at the south end, immediately by the Chesterton-Road traffic light, the other west of this). These 90-degree turns are extremely difficult to make on a bicycle, especially as this is a two-way cycle-path, in an otherwise pedestrian sidewalk. It would ease cycling if the cycle path's southern end were moved westwards so that it could be entered and exited without having to perform any turns at all. This would also reduce cyclist/pedestrian contention at the light-controlled crossing.	Obstruction: Problem
27932		Reworks - a community bike / art centre. You can bring your bike here and work on it, paying for parts. Its currently open Wed and Sat. http://www.reworkscambridge.org/	Bike shop: Infrastructure
27888		New cycle parking along St. Philip's Road	Cycle parking: Good practice
27887		The Jubilee pub has been demolished and new flats are being constructed.	Road environment: Event
27886		View of Great Eastern Street Car Park from Mill Road Bridge.	Car parking: Good practice
27885		View of the Cycle Bridge over Cambridge Railway Station from Mill Road Bridge	Cycleway: Infrastructure
27884		'Cycle friendly guttering' these new gutters along Mill Road are flush with the surrounding road surface. All gutters should be as smooth as this, if they have to be in the road. Of course it would be much better if the water could be taken away from the road surface without the need for ironwork on the carriageway, and that is possible.	Road environment: Infrastructure
27883		The Kingston Street false one way street, with its new cycle lane.	Cycleway: Good practice
27882		The end of Hope Street with its no motor vehicle signs.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
27881		Turning into Hope Street, which is a false one-way street.	Road environment: Event
27880		Cycling a sensible distance away from car doors. Note also the no left turn except cycles sign.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
27879		The rather tight chicane at Rustat Road, Charles Street, Greville Road junction. It doesn't need to be so difficult and so ugly.	Obstruction: Problem
27878		The cycle bridge over the railway.	Cycleway: Good practice
27877		Sign erected by Cambridge Cycling Campaign explaining the closure of the tins path.	Other: Misc
27876		Sign erected by Cambridge Cycling Campaing explaining the closure of the tins path. For detail see #27877.	General sign/notice: Good practice
27875		Rustat Road at the mini roundabout.	Road environment: Infrastructure
27874		Foliage well trimmed back, but it is January!	Cycleway: Good practice
27873		Cycle parking here quite heavily used during the daytime.	Cycle parking: Good practice
27872		The out of the way cycle parking in the distance is not used, but racks nearby are overflowing.	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
27871		Sign, sponsored by Cambridge Leisure and the Constabulary reads... Thinking of Stealing a bike? CCTV targets Cycle Crime in this area DON'T TAKE A BIKE THAT'S NOT YOURS	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
27870		Cycle racks at capacity along here.	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
27869		All available railing space taken up by parked cycles	Cycle parking: Problem
27868		Cycles parked to every available railing in this area.	Cycle parking: Problem
27866		Bikes parked insecurely near Hills Road Sixth Form college due to signs shown at #27861.	Cycle parking: Problem
27865		Unsecured bikes parked opposite Hills Road Sixth Form college due to the new signs shown at #27861.	Cycle parking: Problem
27863		Forbidden from attaching their bikes to the railings outside Hills Road Sixth Form college (see #27861) students are leaving them unsecured against these hoardings on the other side of the road.	Cycle parking: Problem
27861		I noticed these new signs have appeared along these railings - reading: NO BICYCLES (may be removed at owner's expense) Rather than providing adequate cycle parking for their pupils this Sixth Form college is discouraging cycling and increasing the likelihood of cycle theft. The bikes that were previously attached to these railings are now left on the opposite side of the road where they are not so securely parked. See #27865 or #27866 Although some cycle parking does seem to have been provided: #28093, #28092 it is clearly not enough.	General sign/notice: Problem
27860		Bikes parked all along Purbeck Road here by slumping against the railings. Some road space could be taken away here to provide on-carriageway cycle parking. Cycle Parking survey near Hills Road Sixth Form college	Cycle parking: Problem
27850		Usage of the Grand Arcade Cycle Park is now pretty high and it's clear that a shortage of spaces is now developing.	Cycle parking: Problem
27849		Usage of the Grand Arcade Cycle Park is now pretty high and it's clear that a shortage of spaces is now developing.	Cycle parking: Problem
27848		Usage of the Grand Arcade Cycle Park is now pretty high and it's clear that a shortage of spaces is now developing.	Cycle parking: Problem
27845		The capacity of Grand Arcade cycle park is around the 200 mark. During most of the day, it's difficult to find a space (especially if you've got an awkward bike like me); this photo was taken at about half seven in the evening; compare with #19293 (a photo taken at 16:15 albeit several years ago).	Other: Misc
27844		Croft Holme Lane, Cambridge used to be a quiet back street but today, it forms part of a mind-paralysingly illogical gyratory system.	Road environment: Infrastructure
27804		Not many bikes at the Catholic primary school (admittedly, a rainy day).	Cycle parking: Problem
27803		The Catholic parish is getting more anti-cycling - having putting up a wicker screen to stop people locking their bikes to the outside of the railings, they've now banned cycling inside.	General sign/notice: Problem
27802		More and more children and parents are cycling to Newnham Croft school.	Other: Good practice
27792		Road works at the city end of Riverside, Cambridge; cycleway closed but as I (Kevin Steinhardt) always use the road just to the south, this closure isn't affecting me. May affect you though.	Temporary closure: Event
27791		Cycleway upgrade preparation just north of Harston on the A10. Quite a few road works signs already up; 40 mph temporary speed limit will be enforced. Work starts 17th January for 70 days, according to signage.	Roadworks: Event
27790		Moped blocking access to at least 4 bicycle parking spaces	Cycle parking: Problem
27789		Mopeds blocking access to bicycles parked at Sheffield stands at the back	Cycle parking: Problem
27788		An Hour on Hills Road Cycle Path. 70 motor vehicles ride in cycle path, including 22 buses and a learner/driving instructor. http://radwagon.blogspot.com/2011/01/hour-in-cyclepath-hills-road-station.html	Enforcement: Infrastructure
27787		Martin in an electric bakfiets	Other: Misc
27786		Martin on a bakfiets	Other: Misc
27785		Martin in a bakfiets	Other: Misc
27784		On a bakfiets	Other: Misc
27774		Newly installed cycle parking on St. Philips Road - the result of many years of campaigning work.	Cycle parking: Good practice
27773		Newly installed cycle parking on St. Philips Road - the result of many years of campaigning work.	Cycle parking: Good practice
27772		Newly installed cycle parking on St. Philips Road - the result of many years of campaigning work.	Cycle parking: Good practice
27761		One of the CycleStreets development servers busy running an import of OpenStreetMap data	Other: Misc
27760		Bicycles in the Chimney (the entry to Jesus College)	Cycle parking: Misc
27737		I'm guessing that the residents in the nearby houses have affixed this sign to the lamppost to deter cyclists using it for securing their bikes. More evidence for the need to provide secure cycle parking in these streets.	Cycle parking: Problem
27736		New cycle parking being installed on St Philips Road. Three sheffield style racks.	Cycle parking: Event
27735		The stands outside King's College are not very secure.	Cycle parking: Problem
27734		There are no cycle stands outside M&S!	Cycle parking: Problem
27732		The blocked cattle grid (see #27731). Cyclists turning right from the main road will suddenly encounter an unexpected barrier, leaving them in a rather vulnerable position.	Obstruction: Event
27731		These roadworks unnecessarily block the cattle grid, so cyclists, wheelchair users and people with pushchairs can't get through. What the contractor ought to do is to put a bridging plate over the trench, just like the one they've used for the pinch gate. The signs on the roadworks ask people to contact Carillion if there are any problems; this one was reported at about 5 PM on Sunday 16 January 2011. See also #27732.	Obstruction: Event
27727		Car going the wrong way down the road, as shown by the snow tracks also.	Enforcement: Problem
27716		The Reach Fair ride 2011 planners, delegated from left to right to: backstop marshall, public engagement, distribution, press, funding and co-ordination.	Other: Good practice
27715		Sorry its a bit dark, but before they're finished these new cycle racks on St. Philip's Road are already being very well used. It was 'quiz night' at the Empress and so as usual there were loads of bikes parked in the vicinity.	Cycle parking: Good practice
27712		The whole of Lensfield Road is crumbling again - a bad patch here at the west end.	Pothole: Problem
27711		Good practice, except that it's also a shared-use cycle path - but there is level access at each end. (These barriers had been waiting for repair since the summer of 2009 - see #19037 )	Roadworks: Event
27710		Pothole in a particularly bad position for cyclists (and a Fed Ex van blocking what used to be a mandatory cycle lane but is now only advisory).	Pothole: Problem
27709		A great example of how to waste money on a useless dual use pavement without any thought whatsoever. The issue is that there is a perfectly serviceable on road cycle path yet they have designated a very narrow piece of on-pavement red tarmac shared use pavement and stuck a signpost smack in the middle of it. Attempting to go round that (if you were on the pavement) could quite easily end in clipping your handlebars or falling into the road. There's no reflective material on the post so in the dark it's just an accident waiting to happen. The best that could have happened is that the red tarmac just wasn't used at all there.	Cycleway: Problem
27700		Grebe Court - new housing with covered wheel-bender cycle parking.	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
27699		Permanent potholes along the edge of the cycle lane.	Pothole: Problem
27698		Iced-over pothole	Pothole: Problem
27697		Cambridge Blue Sandwiches van unloading illegally and inconsiderately. No wonder Cambridgeshire County Council spends £3m on repairing pavements due to people driving on them. (Driving on pavements is an offence.)	Enforcement: Problem
27696		CCF Ltd (part of the Travis Perkins Group) lorry unloading/parked illegally and inconsiderately. No wonder Cambridgeshire County Council spends £3m on repairing pavements due to people driving on them. (Driving on pavements is an offence.)	Enforcement: Problem
27695		Conway Pine unloading illegally and inconsiderately. No wonder Cambridgeshire County Council spends £3m on repairing pavements due to people driving on them. (Driving on pavements is an offence.)	Enforcement: Problem
27694		The start of The Tins path at Burnside. The sign reads "This cycleway will be closed from 10/1/11 for 11 weeks All enquiries 0345 045 5212"	Route sign: Infrastructure
27680		Sidney Street - one way for cycling (theoretically). Why ?	Road environment: Misc
27679		Lyndewode Road, a very busy cycle route into the city from the station and the east.	Road environment: Good practice
27624		Bad photograph; bad cycle parking situation. Harston Surgery (of NHS fame) has zero (0, nil) cycle parking stands, hoops, 'benders; ... nothing.	Cycle parking: Problem
27608		Cycle path alongside busway is surfaced through Orchard Park.	Road environment: Misc
27607		This is a geolocation by synchronization photo.	Other: Misc

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