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All photos in/around Cambridge

Showing items 3701 to 3800 from total of 16,954 items. Ordered by photo # descending.

Photo #	Photo	Caption	Categorisation
22096		Tesco lorry unloading on zig-zag lines, having also illegally driven onto the pavement. This is at its new East Road store, an inner-ring-road location which for years has needed stopping/parking banned.	Cycleway: Problem
22095		Tesco lorry unloading on zig-zag lines, having also illegally driven onto the pavement. This is at its new East Road store, an inner-ring-road location which for years has needed stopping/parking banned.	Enforcement: Problem
22094		Tesco lorry unloading on zig-zag lines, having also illegally driven onto the pavement. This is at its new East Road store, an inner-ring-road location which for years has needed stopping/parking banned.	Enforcement: Problem
22093		Tesco lorry unloading on zig-zag lines, having also illegally driven onto the pavement. This is at its new East Road store, an inner-ring-road location which for years has needed stopping/parking banned.	Enforcement: Problem
22091		Wonderful Agenda Magazine front cover October 2002. Sadly they lost the plot a few years later when they decided that all cyclists should be wearing helmets.	Other: Event
22090		Article about 'sex and cycling' from the May 2004 issue of Agenda. Its hard to believe they really wrote this stuff. Point 5 talks about "The bicycling 'moment'": "If you're having one of these, young lady, you need to change the angle of the saddle." I want one of those, which angle?	Other: Event
22089		Agenda Magazine from May 2004 The basic stuff in this article seems to do the rounds in the cycling press from time to time. Based on some dubious medical notion that the cycling action has an effect - good or bad - on a rider's reproductive function. They've tried to sensationalise it here by highlighting medical names for parts of the human body. See also #22090, unless you've got something better to do.	Other: Event
22088		Agenda Magazine May 2004 had a (terrible) article on 'The secrets of sex and cycling' - there aren't any!	Other: Event
22087		Closed again. Evidently over the weekend a motor vehicle has crashed into the rising bollard here and shed oil over the road. I was forced to use the unsatisfactory cycle bypass for the first time!	Road environment: Problem
22081		Cycle parking at Meldreth station (on a Sunday morning).	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
22080		Asphalt path to Meldreth station (where bikes have to be carried over the footbridge to the Cambridge-bound platform and cycle parking).	Cycleway: Infrastructure
22079		Asphalt path from Meldreth station under the A10.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
22078		Asphalt path parallel to the A10 to Meldreth station.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
22077		Road signs in Melbourn.	Route sign: Infrastructure
22076		Start of byway from Melbourn to the A10 and Royston.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
22075		Byway from Melbourn to the A10 and Royston	Cycleway: Infrastructure
22074		The cycle track north from Royston by the A10 (on the far side of the road) ends here, but there's no easy way across to the byway to Melbourn, and thence by quiet roads to Cambridge. If it went a couple of hundred yards further it would link to a better route to Melbourn on the Icknield Way.	Cycleway: Problem
22039		This is the 'provision for lesser vehicles' mentioned by Kevin Steinhardt in the CCyC newsletter of April/May 2010 - it's clearly aimed at horse-riders but might be of use to a few mountain-bikers.	Road environment: Infrastructure
22005		Bicycles used as a pleasing backdrop to this shop-window display.	Bicycle: Good practice
22004		Yet more good cycle parking at the back of the Plough pub in Coton.	Cycle parking: Good practice
22003		Cycle Parking at the rear of the Plough in Coton	Cycle parking: Good practice
22002		Cycle parking exactly where it should be - right outside the front door of the pub. Well done to the Plough in Coton for this ... and for the additional cycle racks at the rear. http://www.theploughcoton.co.uk/	Cycle parking: Good practice
22000		Using a bike to promote driving! See www.streetcar.co.uk One of their posters said "Drive a BMW for £6.95 an hour".	Bicycle: Event
21942		Cycle parking at Marshalls, Cambridge airport (replacing the tumbledown shed in #7847 and #7848) - covered, but not a lot of it!	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
21941		Work underway to convert the Abbey Street pedestrian crossing to a cycle crossing - the cycle lane on Newmarket Road is closed, with inadequate signing.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
21939		Carlsberg lorry unloading to Revolutions bar at 7:30 am on the 14th April 2010 completely blocking the cycle lane causing cyclists to pull into oncomming traffic blind.	Obstruction: Problem
21923		S354 TKY parked illegailly in cycle lane	Enforcement: Problem
21799		Inside the cycle shed at the Sepia development - decent enough, but it'll soon be overflowing.	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
21798		Inside the cycle shed at the Sepia development - decent enough, but it'll soon be overflowing.	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
21797		Cycle shed at the Sepia development - a simple latch on the door rather than a swipe card which you might expect in a classy development like this.	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
21796		The Sepia site, next to CUP - a typical upmarket development with cars out and proud in front of the front doors, and bikes hidden away out of sight.	Road environment: Problem
21795		A very slanty image of a lorry -- doing some things that aren't too clever and are illegal/unlawful/immoral. MX08 CZE; as he pulled up onto the pavement (note: the empty loading bay to the left of the bike stands), I had a quick chat with him involving quite a lot of pointing at signs, road markings, kerb markings, his vehicle, signs, &c. He caught up with me later on, after he'd delivered his goods for the "five minutes", as he'd promised me -- "I hope you go die"; such nice behaviour from a fellow human. (I don't see why we can all just get along)	Enforcement: Problem
21790		This path ain't big enough for the both of us?	General sign/notice: Event
21789		Car parked illegally in Cycle lane	Enforcement: Problem
21788		W582 EOO illegally parked in cycle lane	Enforcement: Problem
21752		More cycle parking is needed (mainly for staff, presumably) at the Doubletree Hotel even without its proposed expansion.	Cycle parking: Problem
21751		More cycle parking is needed (mainly for staff, presumably) at the Doubletree Hotel even without its proposed expansion.	Cycle parking: Problem
21738		Lammas Land is in a sorry state - being a dead end for motorised traffic it is presumably very low priority for repairs, despite being the main cycle route from Newnham to the station and Addenbrooke's.	Pothole: Problem
21737		Could somebody please stop vandalising our cycle route signs!	Route sign: Problem
21736		Easter holidays - it doesn't take much for Cambridge's jams to vanish and parking space to be plentiful.	Road environment: Event
21735		Equipment is being gathered, but this cycle lane has had pedestrians in it for a couple of weeks now.	Obstruction: Problem
21726		These used to be harsh 'low' kerbs, over this 'ere service road. Thanks to some thought, the ride of some cyclists (those cyclists using the shared-use path at the moment in space) have a couple of metres of smooth running; not that I'm being ungrateful or anything, I'm just being a bit ungrateful. Keep up the niggle-fixin', Cambs CC.	Cycleway: Good practice
21723			Other: Misc
21557		Burleigh Street - showing the messy arrangement of the street furniture.	Road environment: Infrastructure
21556		A cyclist weaves between the walkers and bollards on Fitzroy Street during the period of the restriction on cycling.	Road environment: Infrastructure
21555		Unenforced restriction: This was filmed during the period of the cycling restriction on Burleigh Street. The PCSO (Police Community Safety Officer) at left seems oblivious to the cyclists who pass quite close to him. Notice also the circuitous route that the cyclist follows to avoid conflict with walkers.	Road environment: Infrastructure
21554		Burleigh Street	Road environment: Infrastructure
21553		Failure of design. This once lovely cycle-path has been spoiled by these chicanes. Any danger that is here is surely due to the parked cars immediately either side of the junction with the road. But that issue hasn't been addressed. See also #13721.	Obstruction: Problem
21552		Annoying to see these one-way systems on this university site when two-way cycling could easily be accommodated. http://cambridge.cyclestreets.net/galleries/41/	General sign/notice: Problem
21551		Cavendish Laboratory, Physics of Medicine	Cycleway: Infrastructure
21550		Hauser Forum Café, Charles Babbage Road Road narrows, but minds widen!	Destination: Infrastructure
21549		While I was photomapping this sign (which reads "Frogs take care: beware Cyclists" ;-) another (frog-like) CycleStreets developer suddenly appeared in the shot.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
21548		Bridge on bridleway. Cyclists would need to dismount.	Obstruction: Infrastructure
21547		Gate and horse step-through on bridleway - not great for cyclists. Surface is also very poor for cycling.	Obstruction: Infrastructure
21543		In this short video a small group of cyclists pick their way through the street carefully. Its shot during the time when there's a restriction on cycling.	Other: Infrastructure
21542		Cyclists and walkers mixing on Burleigh Street during the period when a bicycling restriction is in force. One cyclist waves to the pedestrian to give him right of way.	Road environment: Infrastructure
21541		Looking down onto City Road	Road environment: Infrastructure
21540		Looking down Fitzroy Street	Road environment: Infrastructure
21539		Burleigh Street	Road environment: Infrastructure
21538		The view into Burleigh Street	Road environment: Infrastructure
21536		Leaflets have arrived for the Reach Fair bike ride. There are 10,000 here, arrived in five boxes weighing a total of 59kg. Each leaflet is 2/3 of A4 and printed on 130 gsm paper. Doing the maths for this... (A4 is 1/16 th of a square metre.) 10,000 * 2/3 * 1/16 * 0.13 = 54 kg. (ignores the weight of the cardboard, sticky tape and ink). Hmmm, that implies that there are about 10% more leaflets. http://twitter.com/#search?q=ReachRide	General sign/notice: Event
21520		Asham Road, looking towards the main entrance of Milton Road Junior School.	Car parking: Problem
21519		What is a cycle lane good for if cars are queueing in it? Gilbert Road needs to change! In this 4 min series: #21515, #21516, #21517, #21518.	Obstruction: Infrastructure
21518		What is the cycle lane good for if cars park in it? Gilbert Road needs to change! In this 4 min series: #21515, #21516, #21517, #21519.	Obstruction: Problem
21517		There should be no cycle lane obstruction in Gilbert Road. In this 4 min series: #21515, #21516, #21518, #21519.	Obstruction: Infrastructure
21516		Within the first two minutes, this is the tenth cyclist having to swirl into the main motor lane past this obstruction. In this 4 min series: #21515, #21517, #21518, #21519.	Car parking: Problem
21515		She has parked her blue Citroen and is taking her 'staff for the day'. Then she walked off in south easterly direction (Centre / Mitchams Corner) and left her car in the cycle lane. This cycle lane obstruction has no place in Gilbert Road. In this 4 min series: #21516, #21517, #21518, #21519.	Obstruction: Problem
21514		YES, there IS a woman cycling between the coach and the car. This is by the cycle lane just west of the main entrance to Chesterton Community College.	Obstruction: Problem
21513		Car obstructing cycle lane. A learning driver apparently under instruction is overtaking a cyclist too close. See also #11111 and #21502.	Cycleway: Event
21512		School run at Mayfield Primary School at about 8:46 am. Picture taken near the Warwick Road - Windsor Road passage.	Destination: Infrastructure
21511		School run at Mayfield Primary School at about 8:46 am. Picture taken near the Warwick Road - Windsor Road passage.	Destination: Good practice
21510		View from Gilbert Road into Warwick Road towards Mayfield Primary School at 8:28 am, a few cars parked near the school with children waiting to enter the school or nursery.	Car parking: Misc
21509		At the Histon Road end, the Gilbert Road cycle lane is not obstructed by parking cars but queueing cars. Here the cyclist has to overtake the car to its right. In this 5 min journey along Gilbert Road from Guerney Way to Histon Road: #21506, #21507, #21508.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
21508		Car parked selfish but (still) legal in a cycle lane on Gilbert Road near the Carlton Way crossing. In this 5 min journey along Gilbert Road from Guerney Way to Histon Road: #21506, #21507, #21509.	Obstruction: Problem
21507		Car partly obstructing the cycle lane on Gilbert Road, a few hundred yards west of Chesterton Community College. In this 5 min journey along Gilbert Road from Guerney Way to Histon Road: #21506, #21508, #21509.	Car parking: Problem
21506		Car obstructing cycle lane on Gilbert Road, opposite the side entrance to Milton Road Primary school. The entrance to Chesterton Community College is right beofore the white coach, which can be seen in the background, parking in the Gilbert Road cycle lane. In this 5 min journey along Gilbert Road from Guerney Way to Histon Road: #21507, #21508, #21509.	Obstruction: Problem
21505		His children are now safe, inside Milton Road Primary School. The cyclists have to pass the car stationary in the cycle lane. The cyclists are being overtaken far too closely by impatient drivers who can't wait to get to the end of the tail-back at the Milton Rd junction.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
21504		The sign says everything that needs to be said... "People, be nice to each other".	General sign/notice: Good practice
21503		A cyclist overtaken far too closely, right in front of the side entrance to Milton Road Primary School.	Obstruction: Problem
21502		Nice cycle lane, pitty about the cars parking in it. This 4x4 is a regular menace which has appeared in the CCyC newsletter. See also #11111 and #21513.	Cycleway: Problem
21501		Many pupils cycle from Guerney Way to Chesterton Community College on the pavement. Coming from Milton Road / Guerney way, the only safe crossing is at the school gate.	Car parking: Problem
21500		One pupil's safety is another pupils' risk. Car stopped right on the "END" sign of the cycle lane "to be legal". Other pupils have to cycle around the car into the main lane at an accident hot spot.	Car parking: Problem
21499		The black car is legaly parked in a (non mandatory) cycle lane, just after a bus stop and only 100 yards from the entrance of a secondary school attended by about a thousand pupils (Chesterton Community College), so is the coach in the background. Is this the environment we want children to cycle to school in?	Cycleway: Problem
21498		The Audi is legaly parked in a (non mandatory) cycle lane, just after a bus stop and only 100 yards from the entrance of a secondary school attended by about a thousand pupils (Chesterton Community College). The car overtaking the cyclist is breaking too late (almost after the event).	Cycleway: Problem
21497		Corner Gilbert Road with Guerney Way. Crossing from Gurney Way to the southern side of Gilbert Road (e.g. to travel to Chesterton Community College) can be difficult. The nearest crossing with traffic lights are at Milton Road and at the Chesterton Community College entrance.	Road environment: Infrastructure
21496		Coverage in the Cambridge News of the Ride for Joy. What a shame the tips don't include Cycle Training as the main item there.	Bicycle: Event
21492		Pause for a photo on the Ride for Joy on Jesus Green	Other: Event
21491		Sally announces the start of the Ride for Joy	Other: Event
21490		An impromptu interview with the bikeability officer at the start of the Ride for Joy.	Other: Event
21488		Yes another parked van in cycle lane	Enforcement: Problem
21487		Yet another lorry parked in teh cycle lane.	Enforcement: Problem
21486		An historic pond that provided water for Cambridge and the surrounding villages.	General sign/notice: Misc
21485		This Friday Rider is reflecting on his rear view mirror and 'cap-cam'.	Bicycle: Event
21484		Friday Riders exploring this narrow track at the back of Great Wilbraham.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
21483		The junction of Frog End and Station Road in Great Wilbraham.	Road environment: Infrastructure
21475		Totally illegible blue plaque above shops in Cambridge - commemorating Eglantyne Jebb, co-founder of Save the Children in 1919.	Destination: Misc
21455		The point of cycle hoops is that they go on existing poles - if they're going to install poles specially, they might as well install proper Sheffield stands !	Cycle parking: Problem
21454		Pedestrians in the contraflow cycle lane - for how long?	Obstruction: Problem
21451		Quite a few bikes parked at the rear entrance to King's! The proposed cycleway from Silver Street to West Road has to stop here because of this channel and the change from common land to college land - but it would be nice to have a cycleway to Garret Hostel Lane..	Cycleway: Infrastructure
21450		Good intentions, but stands at 45 degree to the wall would have given far more capacity (almost no-one uses the space between the stand and the wall).	Cycle parking: Problem

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