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Showing items 4001 to 4100 from total of 16,954 items. Ordered by photo # descending.

Photo #	Caption	Categorisation
20489	Cycling Demonstration Town? Not until obvious line-of-desire routes like this are opened up, with drop kerbs for cyclists, wheelchairs and buggies.	Other: Problem
20485	A one-way street, so not many cyclists will hit this pothole, but it could still be lethal.	Pothole: Problem
20484	The road has already been narrowed by building work, so it's particularly bad for a City Council truck to block the Mandatory Cycle Lane here!	Obstruction: Problem
20483	Nasty new pothole by the cycle entrance to Cambridge station from the north.	Pothole: Problem
20482	Cambridge's best new pub - a rail has been added for bike parking, and there's hope that more will be provided in the tiny yard to the right.	Cycle parking: Good practice
20481	Straight Ahead Only arrow at Devonshire Road (some sat nav systems don't know about this).	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
20480	The new gate on to Parker's Piece now locked open, with reflective strips attached.	Cycleway: Good practice
20479	The cycle stands opposite the Arts Theatre have disappeared - prossibly so Jamie Oliver's Italian restaurant can have pavement seating.	Other: Problem
20478	Space for some much-needed cycle parking here.	Other: Infrastructure
20470	The bridleway next to the busway is flooded and iced over along this stretch.	Other: Problem
20469	Pothole on Merton St [filled by 11 March]	Pothole: Problem
20468	Lammas Land is breaking up - a very important cycle route, to the Leys School, the station and Addenbrooke's, but not a through route for cars so it probably won't be fixed for a long time.	Pothole: Problem
20467	With the bridleway flooded and icy on both sides of the busway in this area users wanting to get through are forced to walk or cycle on the trackway.	Road environment: Problem
20466	Cycle parking in front of the statue of Cromwell.	Cycle parking: Good practice
20464	Cycling on an iced over road. Note: this is on a bridleway with a thin layer of ice on top. It is not an iced-over river or canal, where riding a bike would be very dangerous and potentially fatal.	Other: Event
20463	Our mini-developer day in full swing.	Other: Event
20462	Looking south down Mere Way: a byway on the old Akeman Street alignment. Alright for walking; not too sure about cycling.	Other: Infrastructure
20461	Abandoned cycle on Stourbridge Common.	Bicycle: Problem
20460	Cyclestreets mini developer day	Other: Good practice
20459	Pretty alright road for cycling, on my old commute between Fowlmere and Foxton railway station. Wide enough for a bike and a motor vehicle; maybe two of the former. Very good visibility (though not on this brow, but on the rest of the road) and, under normal circumstances, more than plenty of forward space for cars and whatnot to make actions of overtaking.	Road environment: Misc
20458	Mere Way: just north of the A14 overbridge. Mountain bikes only, I would suggest; broken glass after a few hundred metres. It's perfect for walking.	Cycleway: Misc
20457	Local cycle network signage -- on the corner of Newnham and Barton Roads and Grantchester Street. The invisible arm points towards the City Centre.	Route sign: Misc
20420	There's a new gate across the entry to Parker's Piece. That's right, you can't see it, it's black and there are no reflective strips.	Obstruction: Problem
20392	Parkers Piece - gate on corner nearest Catholic Church is locked. The two bollards are sunk into the ground. See also #20389.	Obstruction: Problem
20389	Parkers Piece - gate on corner nearest Catholic Church is locked. There are two bases / preparations for bollards (square lids on the ground). See also #20392 and #20574.	Obstruction: Problem
20384	Taxi AG04 LCN with license 1051 parked in contra-flow cycle lane with double yellow line. So much about professional drivers.	Obstruction: Event
20358	All this basically unused space on the right could be converted to cycle parking.	Cycle parking: Problem
20357	All this basically unused space could be converted to cycle parking.	Cycle parking: Problem
20355	All this basically unused space could be converted to cycle parking.	Cycle parking: Problem
20325	Cycle Thieves Are Known To Operate At The Fitzwilliam Museum - well, that's good to know.	General sign/notice: Event
20324	Pothole at the Royal Cambridge Hotel roundabout	Pothole: Problem
20323	More potholes on East Road	Pothole: Problem
20322	Potholes in the cycle lane, East Road	Pothole: Problem
20321	Potholes on both sides of the Regent St cycle crossing.	Pothole: Problem
20320	Potholes on both sides of the Regent St cycle crossing.	Pothole: Problem
20319	Five taxis over-ranking. Three cyclists pushed over to the wrong side of the road.	Obstruction: Problem
20318	Rat-runners on Brookside failing to beat the Friday afternoon rush.	Congestion: Event
20317	St Paul's Road is falling apart.	Pothole: Problem
20316	St Paul's Road is falling apart.	Pothole: Problem
20315	Covered-up bridleway signage, at the Station Road crossing in Impington.	Route sign: Infrastructure
20314	KX08 CWW in the contraflow, with a blurred cyclist overtaking the offending obstruction. (bit of alliteration for you in that one)	Enforcement: Problem
20296	Guided Bus route under construction	Cycleway: Good practice
20295	Location where a cycleway could join up the route being made alongside the railway with Hills Road. See also #20294.	Cycleway: Problem
20294	Location where a cycleway could join up the route being made alongside the railway with Hills Road. See also #20295.	Cycleway: Problem
20286	The priority at this junction should be reversed so that the priority is Mill Lane / Pembroke Street, a heavily used cycle route.	Cycleway: Problem
20285	Meeting at Ross Street Community Centre. Alan Brigham giving an excellent talk about the history of the Mill Road area.	Other: Event
20284	Summit Scaffolding Ltd van blocking the pavement. Why do some motorists do this, when there is enough space to pass with proper stopping?	Enforcement: Problem
20283	Simon checking out a dutch bike at The Electric Transport Shop.	Bicycle: Event
20282	Simon with a dutch bike at The Electric Transport Shop.	Bicycle: Event
20281	Selfish parking across pavements. Why do they do it, when there is enough space for others to park?	Car parking: Problem
20280	Unlike the excellent cycle parking across the road (see photo #20276), these houses need cycle parking.	Cycle parking: Problem
20279	Excellent residential cycle parking.(Sheffield stands should be buried rather than top-mounted, hence why they are so tall, but this is a good step in the right direction.)	Cycle parking: Good practice
20278	Covered cycle parking. Not sure why bikes are not parked but presumably can be, unless this is a bin storage area instead.	Cycle parking: Good practice
20277	Sheffield stands (slightly too high though) in a new residential development.	Cycle parking: Good practice
20276	How it should be done everywhere: a bike outside your front door.	Cycle parking: Good practice
20258	Simple but good cycle parking at this community centre.	Cycle parking: Good practice
20257	Simple but good cycle parking at this community centre.	Cycle parking: Good practice
20256	Cycle parking at the Leisure Park in heavy use as usual in the evening.	Cycle parking: Good practice
20255	Much improved surface here on Devonshire Road.	Cycleway: Good practice
20254	Lorry overtaking another lorry, about to enter the path of a cyclist coming in the other direction.	Congestion: Problem
20253	Lorry partly on the pavement, and causing difficult overtaking manoeuvres. Little alternative to deliver here though.	Congestion: Problem
20252	Co-op lorry backing into a side-street about to make a delivery.	Congestion: Problem
20251	Co-op lorry backing into a side-street about to make a delivery.	Congestion: Problem
20250	Co-op lorry backing into a side street about to make a delivery.	Congestion: Problem
20249	Co-op lorry about to reverse into a side street.	Congestion: Problem
20248	A typical nighttime scene at the Empress: insecurely-parked cycles due to the lack of cycle parking - caused by domination of public space by cars instead.	Cycle parking: Problem
20247	Example of bollards used to protect a lighting column.	Obstruction: Good practice
20246	"I'll be on the busway soon, will you?"	Cycleway: Infrastructure
20245	Simon adopting the stance a local councillor would take at discovering a broken rail.	Cycleway: Problem
20243	Exit of cycleway from Parker's Piece.	Cycleway: Good practice
20242	Excellent cycle parking at the Cambridge University Counselling Service.	Cycle parking: Good practice
20241	Just imagine what an excellent cycleway could go in the space used by this obstructive car parking (down the road from a large car park) on Lensfield Road.	Cycleway: Problem
20240	CN52 VLV blocking the Downing Street cycle lane, a real hotspot for illegal deliveries, though the problem has reduced in the last year or so.	Enforcement: Problem
20239	Cycleway under Riverside Bridge.	Cycleway: Good practice
20238	Looking under Elizabeth Way. Virtually zero traffic.	Road environment: Infrastructure
20237	Looking up Walnut Tree avenue. Virtually zero traffic.	Road environment: Infrastructure
20236	Not particularly attractive planting area under Elizabeth Way bridge.	Other: Infrastructure
20235	Under Elizabeth Way bridge - virtually zero traffic	Road environment: Infrastructure
20234	Lensfield Road	Road environment: Infrastructure
20233	Panton Street is one way, but a contraflow would help many school children and residents, and there is space.	Cycleway: Problem
20232	Lensfield Road	Road environment: Infrastructure
20231	Presentation by Down Right Kenya.	Other: Event
20230	Amusing and antiquated sign round the side of the Wrestlers.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
20229	Simon and Katrina trying out the newly painted ASL	Cycleway: Good practice
20228	Delivery van parked simultaneously on a cycle lane and a pedestrian crossing	Car parking: Problem
20227	AG58 AUA parked on double yellows, Corn Exchange Street. Maybe they had an appointment in the Hairy Canary; I dunno.	Enforcement: Problem
20226	The A1309 / Hauxton Road, just outside Trumpington: where the Access Road works are. A cyclist braves the single lane; not a very nice environment to be in, and I do feel like I'm holding up the universe when I go home along this way. Hope the roadworks (c. January 2010) finish soon.	Road environment: Event
20225	W409 XTU parked on Lower Park Street's double yellows: unloading and loading, et cetera. The driver (perhaps) was eating lunch, if I recall correctly, and I didn't bother disturbing him.	Enforcement: Problem
20222	Private hire vehicle CU05 MWM with windscreen plate number 409, parked (engine off) in contraflow cycle lane. Took this picture, then went over to his window. Me: "Are you aware that you're illegally parked?" Him: "Mate, mate: move on." Me: "I think you should too." The driver then violently opened his door into my leg, then began harranging (is there such a word?) me; I walked off to get my saddle replaced (not related to incident; just didn't like the one I had). Reported to SCDC who passed information onto the Police.	Enforcement: Problem
20217	Heating embedded in the ramp of the cycle bridge keeps it clear of snow and ice	Cycleway: Good practice
20216	The heated ramp on the cycle bridge is effective - shame about the snow and slush on Rustat Road	Other: Good practice
20208	This is a bridge which has caused a small problem in the local news recently: gritting vehicles have been told not to cross it, owing to the 3 t mgw weight restriction I guess, leaving the road untreated and nice'n icy. About a mile or so north of this bridge is another warning: a permanent ice sign.	Road environment: Infrastructure
20207	Mild cycleway damage on the Barton-Cambridge cycleway, opposite that layby thing just outside the city boundary.	Cycleway: Problem
20206	Some months on from #19089, still no change at Kettle's Yard (gallery, house and whathaveyou).	Cycle parking: Problem
20205	I'm guessing the red sign is there just in case people unfamiliar with UK traffic regulations wander onto the motorway (left), but the sign is incorrect anyway. It's a shared-use path for both cycles and pedestrians, yet the sign says 'pedal cycles only'. So... where are the pedestrians supposed to go? I think the Council's used the wrong sign.	General sign/notice: Problem
20204	EX52 FFC, parked in the contraflow lane down Downing Street. Again: apologies about the underexposed nature of the shot; my camera's not too happy during mornings and the evenings. I wish winter would hurry up.	Enforcement: Problem
20203	Histon-supporting white van LJ55 TXL parked illegally in the contraflow cycle lane down Pembroke Street. The workmen inside were having their bloody breakfast; nice of them to keep their sidelights on. See #20201 for the wider shot.	Enforcement: Problem
20202	An extremely underexposed shot of AV53 ZBX parked illegally in the contraflow cycle lane. See #20201 for the wider shot.	Enforcement: Problem
20201	Pembroke Street, at quarter past eight; two vans block the contraflow, in this frame alone. My DSLR doesn't handle mornings well, but the van on the right is AV53 ZBX and the van in the leftish of the frame is LJ55 TXL -- see uploads #20202 and #20203 respectively. It's also worth noting that that cycle on the left of the frame should have some lights on: it was quite light at the time, but it's just my camera's not too good as I've mentioned before.	Enforcement: Problem
20200	A sight common in the United Kingdom: not only is there no priority for the cycleway, but cyclists have to lose momentum and go out of their way to cross this B-road.	Cycleway: Problem

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