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All photos in/around Cambridge

Showing items 7101 to 7200 from total of 16,296 items. Ordered by photo # descending.

Photo #	Photo	Caption	Categorisation
11274		Trishaw / pedicab spotted on King's Parade during the tourist season.	Bicycle: Event
11273		Cycles locked, wherever space can be found, at the Quayside. More sheffield stands needed.	Cycle parking: Problem
11272		Shortage of cycle parking, here on the Quayside.	Cycle parking: Problem
11271		Obstruction sticker placed onto a bike by the City Rangers, where a bike causes an obstruction of the footway. (Were there adequate levels of cycle parking in Cambridge, one would hope such stickers might not then be needed, so that people didn't need to lean bikes against lamp-posts and the like.)	General sign/notice: Event
11270		First pedestrianisation in Cambridge? "Cyclists are forbidden to ride on the footpath". [However, the status of this sign seems to be disputed - see http://groups.google.com/group/cam.transport/browse_frm/thread/c63e54158ac37aa4 thread on cam.transport]	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
11267		Very small "no entry" signs on Petty Cury	General sign/notice: Misc
11266		Very small "no entry" signs on Petty Cury	General sign/notice: Misc
11264		Very small "no entry" sign on St Mary's Passage	General sign/notice: Misc
11262		Car "X566DKC" obstructing Mandatory Cycle Lane on Cromwell Road. Reported to Police as incident 533.	Car parking: Problem
11261		Over-grown bypass lane on 60mph section of road! The Fulbourn 30mph zone should be extended beyond the pinch-point, and the bypass lane kept clear. Reported to County Council.	Obstruction: Problem
11260		Cycle symbol just after the East Road toucan crossing eradicated by the works that took place. The old cycle lane which it was part of ended just before the crush point anyway. The Cycling Campaign has been arguing for the wide pavement on the right past the the crush point to be narrowed slightly and the space increased on road to provide a cycle lane.	Cycleway: Problem
11259		Confusing signage at the East Road toucan crossing - there is no 'end of cycleway' ahead of us, but there is a cycle symbol on the pavement. The pole to the right, just out of the picture, contains an end of cycleway sign. So is this bit legal?	General sign/notice: Problem
11258		Trumpington Cutting, looking towards Cambridge on the route of the guided bus	Other: Infrastructure
11257		Trumpington Park and Ride	Other: Infrastructure
11256		Trumpington Park and Ride	Car parking: Infrastructure
11255		Hauxton Road railway bridge - shortly before closure for guided busway works	Other: Infrastructure
11254		Trumpington Cutting before guided busway works. Shelford Road bridge is just about visible in the vegetation	Other: Infrastructure
11252		Trumpington Cutting: formerly the London & North Western Railway to Oxford, now route of the guided busway, three days before closure for three years of works. Looking along the route of the busway towards Trumpington Park&Ride, these are 6ft high brambles	Other: Infrastructure
11248		Long Road railway bridge on the former Cambridge-Bedford line, with guided busway works starting	Other: Infrastructure
11247		Guided busway work begins	Other: Infrastructure
11245		Guided busway works tunnel under Long Road	Other: Infrastructure
11239		King's Parade viewed from the tower of Great St Mary's church, showing the parking allocation.	Other: Misc
11238		Market Hill viewed from Great St Mary's Church tower.	Other: Infrastructure
11237		View of the entrance to King's College from Great St Mary's church tower.	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
11235		Senate House Hill from the tower of Great St Mary's.	Other: Infrastructure
11234		Bradwell's Court redevelopment in progress.	Other: Infrastructure
11233		View of the multi-story car park at the Grand Arcade development, from the top of Great St Mary's.	Other: Infrastructure
11232		The contraflow into Wheeler Street heralding two-way cycling, but its not legal, yet.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
11231		Except cycles - signs are beginning to appear to indicate that we can cycle southbound in Corn Exchange Street, but its not legal yet.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
11218		Continued shortage of secure cycle parking, leading to bikes strewn around the pavements, near CB2 cafe following their recent premises extension which seems not to have been accompanied by the increase in spaces that the Cycle Parking Standards would require.	Cycle parking: Problem
11217		Half-level pavements result in ugly car parking. This example is from Fairsford Place, Cambridge.	Car parking: Problem
11216		Milton Road - a bit of double yellow line; a bit of cycle lane - for the convenience of motorists. For cars parked on the off road cycle track on Milton Rd #10591, #11008, #15572, #11674, #10498 . For cyclist using it: #14180, #11009, #10560, #14179 .	Car parking: Event
11212		Temporary closure of Long Road	Cycleway: Event
11211		London-Cambridge Bike Ride 2007 passing Perse School, Hills Road.	Other: Event
11209		Car "GSL U581" (Polish number plate) obstructing the mandatory cycle lane on Cromwell Road. Reported to Police with incident number 546	Car parking: Misc
11208		Car "80WG" obstructing access from Thompson's Lane to Jesus Green. Reported to Police with incident number 436.	Car parking: Misc
11207		Parking over 'half-pavements' in the Rustat Avenue development.	Car parking: Problem
11206		Car-dominated scenes in the new Rustat Avenue.	Car parking: Problem
11205		Sign of Shared Cycle/ Pedestrian Track	Route sign: Infrastructure
11198		Defects in the (ludicrously narrow) contraflow bike lane in Bateman Street.	Pothole: Problem
11197		Defects in the (ludicrously narrow) contraflow bike lane in Bateman Street.	Pothole: Problem
11193		Oedipus, featuring the photomap's lead developer, Simon :)	Other: Event
11192		You can't get through this pinch-point with panniers!	Obstruction: Problem
11191		A bar blocks the whole wide road. Intrepid cyclists go off road through a deep ditch at the left hand side.	Obstruction: Problem
11183		Sign on gate directing cyclists onto pavement	Route sign: Event
11182		Road closed to build Riverside bridge. Pedestrians and cycles directed onto pavement. Cycle sign slight obscured due to gate being open.	Route sign: Event
11181		The road has been raised to the same level as the pavement, to enable cyclists and pedestrians to pass each other	Cycleway: Event
11180		Pedestrians and cyclists are directed onto the pavement due to road closure for cycle bridge work	Route sign: Event
11179		Road Closed for cycle bridge works	General sign/notice: Event
11178		You can just about make out both the National Cycle Network signs on the right and the Road Closed Ahead sign on the left	General sign/notice: Event
11177			Cycleway: Good practice
11176		A rare 3m wide cycleway, alongside a 1.8m wide foot way, runs alongside a gym in this new development on the Tins.	Cycleway: Good practice
11175			Cycleway: Good practice
11174		Coronation Street runs from Hills Road to Panton Street one way East to West. For the last block it runs the opposite way West to East (from the very narrow St Eligius Street to Panton Street. This short stretch of one-way street has probably been forgotten by the planners, even the signs are worn out. Why can't this short stretch of Coronation Street be two-way for bicycles? See also #11173 and west to east #13821.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
11173		Coronation Street runs from Hills Road to Panton Street one way East to West. The last bloque it runs the opposite way West to East (from the very narrow St Eligius Street to Panton Street. This adds three blocks in heavy traffic on narrow roads to the trip to my daughters school. Why can't this little bit of Coronation Street be open 2-way for bicycles? See also #13822, #11174	Cycleway: Infrastructure
11172		Very convenient passage connecting Frazer Road / Warren Road with Ashfield Road (i.e. Milton Road with Green Dragon Bridge). But why should cyclists dismount? Another forgotten sign?	General sign/notice: Problem
11171		Cycling tourist?	Bicycle: Misc
11167		Informal 'cyclists dismount' sign on Parker's Piece, during the 'Big Day Out' event in the summer.	Cycleway: Event
11165		Good quality cycle parking at the Faculty of Music, University of Cambridge	Cycle parking: Good practice
11164		Car park lane in the centre should be removed, to make space for on-road cycle lanes, here by Fitzroy Lane.	Other: Problem
11163		Three traffic lanes but no pavement, here on Fitzroy Lane.	Other: Problem
11162		Three traffic lanes but no pavement, here on Fitzroy Lane.	Other: Problem
11161		Three traffic lanes but no pavement, here on Fitzroy Lane.	Other: Problem
11159		Three traffic lanes but no pavement, here on Fitzroy Lane.	Other: Problem
11142		Path lighting in a way which doesn't dazzle users. Perhaps this should be used for the guided bus path.	Cycleway: Good practice
11141		No traffic control in place to protect cyclists from all the motor traffic forced into the contra-flow cycle lane here in Pembroke Street.	Other: Event
11140		The roadworks here force all motor traffic onto the oncoming cycle lane, with no traffic control to protect them.	Other: Problem
11139		The cycle lane is hidden to the right of the car. This is the point where bicycles are supposed to get off the pavement into the on street MCL. Unfortunately the section is badly designed and the MCL is hard to find when cars are obstructing it.	Cycleway: Problem
11138		Cars inconsiderately parked in the MCL leave dangerously little space for bicycles.	Car parking: Problem
11137		A frequent visitor to the MCL on East Road.	Car parking: Problem
11136		The opposite side of the fence to http://www.camcycle.org.uk/map/location/11135/nearby.html The design of this cycle way with shared use pavement ending before on street MCL starts is bad. The amount of ugly street furniture and obstructing bollards and posts is awful, the cars parking simply dangerous.	Cycleway: Problem
11135		The design of this cycle way with shared use pavement ending before on street MCL starts is bad. The amount of ugly street furniture and obstructing bollards and posts is awful, the cars parking simply dangerous.	Cycleway: Problem
11134		Clearly marked Mandatory Cycle Lane on Milton Road.	Car parking: Infrastructure
11133		Bus and Cycle Lane on Milton Road	Car parking: Event
11130		Sustrans Rangers nearing the end of a signing ride.	Other: Event
11129		Its rare to see such a long container train on this line - but its probably because the has been a problem on the Ely to Bury St Edmunds line.	Other: Event
11128		Complex arrangements at this huge intersection.	Other: Infrastructure
11127		New arrangements at this huge and complex intersection of the Business, Science and Innovation Parks.	Other: Infrastructure
11126		Updating the route signing on the network.	General sign/notice: Event
11125		Updating NCN 11 signing on a Sustrans Ranger day.	General sign/notice: Event
11124		A cow in the Cam - not an uncommon summer event. They are usually rescued by the fire brigade.	Other: Event
11123		Gap opened up to allow walkers and cyclists to avoid the speed bump.	Other: Infrastructure
11122		Gap opened up to allow walkers and cyclists to avoid the speed bump.	Other: Infrastructure
11121		Scooter " LK55 HPO "parked on the intersection of two cycle routes on Parker's Piece. Reported to police at 8:10 am ( http://www.camcycle.org.uk/map/location/11108/nearby.html ) and 7 1/2 hrs later reported again (25JUN07 incident 403).	Enforcement: Event
11120		Scooter " LK55 HPO "parked on the intersection of two cycle routes on Parker's Piece. Reported to police at 8:10 am ( http://www.camcycle.org.uk/map/location/11108/nearby.html ) and 7 1/2 hrs later reported again (25JUN07 incident 403).	Car parking: Event
11119		Two cars are inconsiderately invading the cycle lane and were reported on 14JUN07 case 377. Car " N982 SDW " parked over double yellow line and invading MCL .	Other: Misc
11118		This scaffolding has only been here a few minutes and look how many bikes are blooming already.	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
11117		Where motorists put their wheels on the CYCLE lane vans and buses on the East Road bend often invade the MCL.	Car parking: Problem
11116		Cyclists coming from the subway under the roundabout are theoretically required to dismount for a section of about two meters. The dropped kerb and area where cyclists are supposed to join the on street MCL is frequently blocked by cars on a disused bus stop. This forces cyclists into the main 30 m/h lane with ring road motorists.	Cycleway: Problem
11115		Inconsiderate parking on lay-by on East Road put cyclists in danger from cars / lorries / coaches on East Road.	Cycleway: Problem
11114		Car blocking on street cycle lane forces cyclists onto the pavement. Car reported as incident 377 - 07Jun2007.	Car parking: Problem
11113		That is the shared use pavement part of an intersection of a cycle path on the ring road. Cyclists coming from the right hand side are supposed to push through the car S34 FRP and mount their bicycle in front of the van...	Car parking: Problem
11112		Gilbert Road cycle lane attracts many motorists for parking.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
11111		Gilbert Road on a Sunday afternoon. What is such a cycle lane good for...?	Cycleway: Misc
11110		Improvement on Windsor Road - Warwick Road cut-through; chicane has been reduced. Pram arms on Warwick Road end have been removed. Cycle sign has been installed - June 2007.	Cycleway: Good practice
11108		Scooter parked on the intersection of two cycle routes on Parker's Piece. This right next to the cycle parking.	Enforcement: Event
11107		June 2007: Looking into Sussex Street from the Hobson Street end. There are no entry signs at either side. They seem to indicate that this is a one-way from Sidney Street towards Hobson Street. Note also that there were some panels underneath the No Entry sign which seem to have been removed.	Other: Misc
11106		Sussex Street	Other: Infrastructure
11105		Sussex Street	Other: Infrastructure
11104		Near one end of Sussex Street looking across into Market Passage. Note the sign announcing (the start?) of the Pedestrian Zone.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure

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