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This listing only shows photos within a square radius of 15 kilometres of the centre of Cambridge.
Go to the national CycleStreets photo listings for photos beyond.


Showing items 3501 to 3600 from total of 16,296 items. Ordered by photo # descending.

Photo # Icon Photo Caption Categorisation
20033Photo #20033Taxis (eg SF59 BHZ) over-ranking (and one car waiting) for Christmas shopping.Obstruction:
Problem
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20032Photo #20032Yet more confusing signage on King Street - are cycles allowed both sides of the No Entry sign and motorbikes to the right? Shouldn't there be some kind of exemption sign under the No Entry itself?Route sign:
Infrastructure
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20031Photo #20031Billy's Bike and Skate Shop, Burleigh StreetBike shop:
Infrastructure
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20030Photo #20030Burleigh Street is definitely the place for second-hand bikes.Bike shop:
Infrastructure
spanner marker
20029Photo #20029Primo Cycles - secondhand bikes bought for cash - hmmmmBike shop:
Infrastructure
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20028Photo #20028Cycling Campaign Festive Social 2009 which was both festive and social.Other:
Event
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20026Photo #20026Cambridge Cycling Campaign 2009 festive social.Other:
Event
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20025Photo #20025Cambridge Cycling Campaign Festive Social 2009 which was both festive and social.Other:
Event
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20010Photo #20010The awesome sonic manipulator adding surrealism to shopping at the co-op during Mill Road winter fair.

This is our first test of audo with video upload, and it seems to work! (Sorry about the first few frames, which are over bright, but it does get a bit better.)

He has some videos at...
http://www.sonicmanipulator.com/
Other:
Event
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20009Photo #20009A cycle hoop outside Cambridge Wine merchantsCycle parking:
Infrastructure
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20008Photo #20008Part of my morning commute, this bus-only road forms part of the infrastructure of the Trumpington park and ride site. At least two motorcars proceed through here every morning during the short minute or so I'm about; the thing is is that no 953/953.2 sign is present and, as you could perhaps see, the rising bollards are down during the morning peak.Road environment:
Problem
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20000Photo #20000Martin, Simon and a Christmas tree on a bike!Bicycle:
Event
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19999Photo #19999Ridiculous and annoying - the entrance to Anglia Ruskin permits driving, but bans cycling.

Rather than saying "Welcome" this shabby entrance effectively says to its students "Now look here, we're not going to tolerate your pesky bicycling ways".
General sign/notice:
Problem
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19998Photo #19998Mill Road / Sedgwick Street

Cycle stands proposed here

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19997Photo #19997Mill Road / Cavendish Street junction.

Cycle stands proposed here.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19996Photo #19996Victoria Avenue

Hoops proposed for these posts.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19995Photo #19995Chesterton Road outside the Arundel House hotel

A cycle hoop is proposed for this post.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19994Photo #19994Chesterton Road

Cycle stands propsed here, for when the Greengrocers goes, which is apparently imminent.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19993Photo #19993Between Short Street and the Wesley Church on King Street.

Cycle stands proposed here.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19992Photo #19992Bridge Street / Thompsons Lane corner.

Stands proposed here.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19991Photo #19991St Andrew's Street near church.

Hoop proposed for this post.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19990Photo #19990Regent Street - opposite University Arms Hotel.

Hoops proposed here.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19989Photo #19989Willis Road

Hoops proposed for these posts.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19988Photo #19988Collier Road

Hoops proposed for these posts.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19987Photo #19987Guest Road

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19986Photo #19986Mill Road / Covent Garden

Stands proposed for this area in front of Sally Ann's.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19985Photo #19985Outside the Cemetry on Mill Road

Stands proposed here.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19984Photo #19984Mill Road / Romsey Post Office

Define need for racks here.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19983Photo #19983Mill Road / bookies

Stands proposed here.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19982Photo #19982Mill Road / Conservative Club

Cycle stands proposed here.

An image from a survey of proposed Cycle Parking locations.
Other:
Infrastructure
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19980Photo #19980A proposal for a triple toastrack outside 100 Thoday Street.Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19979Photo #19979Proposal for a double toastrack outside 100 Thoday StreetCycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19978Photo #19978New (in 2009) cycle lane past Northfield Avenue junction stops for no obvious reason. See also #19977.Road environment:
Infrastructure
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19977Photo #19977Cycle lane added in 2009 as part of Northfield Avenue junction improvementsRoad environment:
Infrastructure
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19975Photo #19975Long Road Sixth Form College - bikes left all over the place, due to Cambridge's chronic lack of provision for cycling.Cycle parking:
Problem
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19974Photo #19974Traffic-calming chicanes proposed here, I believe.Road environment:
Event
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19915Photo #19915Flooded cycle lane.Temporary closure:
Event
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19914Photo #19914The main entrance to the cycle parking at the Newnham Walk Surgery is for pedestrians and wheelchairs only; motorcyclists are told to use the main road entrance, but there's no mention of cyclists (presumably expected to be pedestrians pushing their bikes).General sign/notice:
Infrastructure
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19913Photo #19913Cycle parking removed for building work.Road environment:
Event
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19912Photo #19912All the cycling-related problems of previous years with the Cambridge On Ice development have in my view been solved, which is great.

Good quality, secure cycle parking is now provided (they also have some rubbish wheelbenders, but (unsurprisingly) no-one is using them - it would be best if the developers just removed those racks).

The development is now 1m clear of the path, and also the services for the development have been laid under the path. And there is no blind corner at Reality Checkpoint, as the market is in a more sensible position.

All of these things were compromise suggestions previously made by Cambridge Cycling Campaign, so shame they were not taken up by the developer in previous years. Third time lucky!
Other:
Good practice
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19899Photo #19899Celebrating the conversion of Kingston Street to two way cycling ;-)

This was at Mill Road Winter Fair
Road environment:
Event
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19898Photo #19898A popular closure - Mill Road closed during the Winter FairOther:
Event
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19897Photo #19897Reclaiming the street at Mill Road Winter Fair - where the road was closed for the first time - and even cyclists had to push.Road environment:
Event
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19896Photo #19896'Unmissable' - this wonderful insect circus at the Mill Road Winter Fair featured 'trick cycling'.Other:
Event
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19895Photo #19895A postman pushing a delivery trolley down the middle of the road - because the pavements have been taken over by parked cars, bikes and wheelie bins.Road environment:
Problem
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19894Photo #19894The Sonic Manipulator outside the co-op during Mill Road Winter Fair.

I thought he was surreal and very entertaining.

See #20010.
Other:
Event
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19893Photo #19893What does this sign mean?

The stall bike at Mill Road Winter Fair.
Other:
Event
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19891Photo #19891Staff cycle parking at Parkside Community College, in a roundabout way...Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19890Photo #19890Owing to the construction of a biomedical w/n [the Laboratory of Molecular Biology], diversionary measures are in place along the Trumpington-Addenbrooke's cycleway.Roadworks:
Misc
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19889Photo #19889Noting the closure of this bridge for the Mill Road winter fair.Road environment:
Event
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19887Photo #19887Location of Cambridge Cycling Campaign's stall for the Mill Road Winter fair tomorrow.Destination:
Event
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19886Photo #19886Cycleway works, continuing next to Hauxton Road. The attack angle for the newly-laid cycleway is too sharp, and the old path is wider than the new.Roadworks:
Misc
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19884Photo #19884John Grimshaw presents his role as special adviser to Cycling England at Cambridge Cycling Campaign's monthly meetingOther:
Event
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19877Photo #19877Maintenance/cycle track at Histon guided bus stop - where the track changes sides without any indication.Cycleway:
Problem
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19876Photo #19876There's no reason for this short link to be one-way for cyclists.Road environment:
Problem
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19875Photo #19875Kings Hedges Road is not exactly a good road to cycle on: fact. I couldn't help but notice this section of said road, between Graham Road and the bus stop before Kings Hedges Drive. From the west, we've got an advisory cycle lane which runs pretty much along the length of Orchard Park; then, at 'round about the large substation, it ENDs and traffic begins to block the road with most of it turning left into Cambridge Regional College or the Science Park -- wherever they're going, they're going left up Kings Hedges Drive. Just before Kings Hedges Drive, however, there is a good couple of metres of mandatory cycle lane which is so randomly placed that nobody obeys it; in bumper-to-bumper congestion, it's very difficult to see and by the time you've decided that you don't care, it's disappeared up onto the cycleway behind that bus stop. Anywho: I'm just saying at £70/m (according to Campaign For Better Transport), joining stranded cycle lanes like these ones would be money well spent perhaps; although there is a nice shiny new cycleway alongside the busway and, when surfaced, you can enjoy traffic-free cycling (but not signal-free) from Histon Road to Milton Road. I think I know of a road that goes between those two.Other:
Misc
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19873Photo #19873Tesco Value cycle parkingCycle parking:
Problem
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19872Photo #19872Mike Sleep with one of his home built bikesBicycle:
Misc
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19871Photo #19871Mike Sleep riding one of his home built bikesOther:
Misc
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19832Photo #19832Plate no. 38 in the short stay car park at Cambridge station; incorrectly apostrophed signs prohibit taxis from this part of the car park.Enforcement:
Problem
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19825Photo #19825Tesco are selling bicycle-shaped objects for £60, it would appear as.Bicycle:
Misc
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19824Photo #19824Honestly: what kind of practice is this? (quite a lot of student drivers are this ignorant)Enforcement:
Problem
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19815Photo #19815Maybe there should be more space for larger vehicles in the Grand Arcade cycle park?Cycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19814Photo #19814Cars coming out of the Grand Arcade car park have to give way to cyclists, and cars going in always insist on giving way too! Perhaps the Give Way lines should be swapped around?Road environment:
Infrastructure
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19813Photo #19813Informal access from Orchard Park development to new cycleway on its south border. A hard surface would be excellent at this location.Cycleway:
Problem
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19812Photo #19812Nice perspective map of countryside access around Northstowe.

See www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/countryside (although there doesn't seem to be an online version)
Other:
Infrastructure
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19811Photo #19811New speed cushions on Cromwell Road. They don't do much for enforcing the 20 mph limit, though. Plus they can't be too good for emissions either, considering one speeds up on the flat and brakes for the bumps; cars, that is.Road environment:
Infrastructure
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19810Photo #19810The Cycle Repair Shop, Mill RoadBike shop:
Infrastructure
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19809Photo #19809I suppose this is a play area at Thriplow Village Hall - it's adequate for locking bikes to, but proper cycle stands might be betterOther:
Infrastructure
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19808Photo #19808At Thriplow Village Hall and Village Stores the only cycle parking is on these railings.Road environment:
Problem
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19807Photo #19807North end of footpath on farm road from Thriplow to Heathfield (Imperial War Museum, Duxford)Other:
Infrastructure
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19806Photo #19806Footpath (on farm road) to ThriplowOther:
Infrastructure
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19805Photo #19805Potential cycle route to Thriplow (Public Footpath, but asphalt/concrete farm track throughout).Road environment:
Infrastructure
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19804Photo #19804Sudden end of footpath past Duxford airfield - this needs to be shared-use for cycling and extended to the Thriplow turn.Road environment:
Problem
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19803Photo #19803The path along the A505 past Duxford airfield urgently needs to be made shared-use for cycling.Road environment:
Problem
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19802Photo #19802Excellent facilities for motorbikes at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford !Other:
Infrastructure
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19801Photo #19801Two sets of cycle parking at the Imperial War Museum, DuxfordCycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19800Photo #19800Not only is cycling not allowed, it seems even pedestrians aren't allowed on the path!

See also #31783
Road environment:
Problem
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19799Photo #19799Drop kerbs needed on the M11 slip roads at Duxford. And surely the 'No Pedestrians' sign should be with the 'National Speed Limit' sign, on the far side of the footway?Road environment:
Problem
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19798Photo #19798Drob kerbs needed at the M11 slip roads at DuxfordRoad environment:
Problem
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19797Photo #19797At New Road, Whittlesford, the cycle route by the A505 ends, but an asphalted footpath continues to the M11 and Imperial War Museum.Cycleway:
Infrastructure
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19795Photo #19795Cycle route past A505 roundabout between Whittlesford and DuxfordCycleway:
Infrastructure
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19794Photo #19794The drained learners pool makes a useful, if slightly bizarre, place to practice Bikeability Level 1 Control Skills.Other:
Good practice
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19793Photo #19793A tiny cycle shed at the new Abberley Woods development in Shelford - the rest of the development is the usual car-focussed stuff, despite being yards from the Genome Path for traffic-free commuting to Addenbrooke's.Cycle parking:
Problem
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19791Photo #19791This coach broke down right on the Fen Causeway cycle crossing during the Christmas shopping rush - actually no real problem for cyclists, but cars had long waits in both directions. (By 18.30 the same coach was in the lay-by outside the Kelsey Kerridge, sticking out into the road and again causing a minor obstruction.)Congestion:
Event
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19790Photo #19790'Cycling Prohibited' - isn't it time this was removed? and a little minor resurfacing wouldn't hurt either.Cycleway:
Problem
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19789Photo #19789Secure parking at St Laurence's Catholic SchoolCycle parking:
Infrastructure
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19788Photo #19788Oakington stop.

Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.
Other:
Infrastructure
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19787Photo #19787The unlit half of the car park see #19786.

Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.
Other:
Infrastructure
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19786Photo #19786Lit, but empty car park. At least only half of it is lit see #19787.

Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.
Other:
Event
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19785Photo #19785Friendly café behind Waitrose.

Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.
Destination:
Good practice
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19784Photo #19784Cycle parking at the Waitrose supermarket.

Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.
Cycle parking:
Good practice
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19783Photo #19783The mileage shown here: 19 is out of sync with the other distances we've seen on the signs between Cambridge and St Ives. This distance should be 14 miles.

Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.
General sign/notice:
Problem
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19782Photo #19782The bridge section of the busway.

Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.
Cycleway:
Infrastructure
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19781Photo #19781Cycleway on both sides of the busway here.

Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.
Cycleway:
Infrastructure
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19780Photo #19780Cycleway is on both sides of the busway here.

Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.
Cycleway:
Infrastructure
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19779Photo #19779More flooding.

Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.
Cycleway:
Problem
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19778Photo #19778Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.Cycleway:
Problem
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19777Photo #19777Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.Cycleway:
Infrastructure
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19776Photo #19776Photos along the route of the Busway between Oakington and St Ives.Cycleway:
Infrastructure
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