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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.
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East Road, 8 March 2007, 3:25 pm. Number plate N146 KVG, reported to police with reference 423. On this occasion the car was on the double yellow line.
Cars are allowed to park Mon-Sat daytime for 30 min in this lay-by on East Road. This car was reported for invading the MCL to police tel. 08454564564 [#8157] on 1 Mar 2007 at 3:15 pm and at 5.41 pm again.
"But Grantchester! ah, Grantchester! There's peace and holy quiet there" - Rupert Brooke
Red car W516 VOJ reported to police at 4:45 pm as incident 0403 / 02102007. This vehicle is a regular culprit: #11515, #11517 and #11638. Note: Many obstructions on the pavement. Confusing layout for cyclists.
Cars are allowed to park Mon-Sat daytime for 30 min in this lay-by on East Road, which is designated on our Traffic Regulation Orders and by signage on site as a maximum waiting parking place. This one invades the MCL and stands on the "cyc ... [more]
A ridiculous situation in Regent Terrace. Supposed to be a main walking and cycling route to the centre from the Station area, this is in fact a dangerous and hostile car park.
We've had reports that on the weekends in the run-up to Christmas this area is totally swamped with vehicles trying to avoid city centre car parking charges.
Wherever there is space, cars will squeeze in - often blocking each other in. Traffic wardens will not ticket a vehicle unless it completely obstructs the footpath or is on double yellow lines. As these vehicles are not on the "Road" they a ... [more]
Builders from the nearby Brunswick Development (http://www.brunswick-site.co.uk) use the cycle path under the bridge for free parking, obstructing the foot path.
Builders from the nearby Brunswick Development (http://www.brunswick-site.co.uk) use the cycle path under the bridge for free parking, obstructing the foot path.
By crossing the bollards at Cutter Ferry Close, cars and vans can park all along the cycleway both sides of the bridge.
Bell School development to Addenbrooke's link: this car parking will be very obstructive
This formerly no-car-parking, cycle-friendly development is now turning into an ugly, unregulated car park.
This formerly no-car-parking, cycle-friendly development is now turning into an ugly, unregulated car park.
This formerly no-car-parking, cycle-friendly development is now turning into an ugly, unregulated car park.
This formerly no-car-parking, cycle-friendly development is now turning into an ugly, unregulated car park. Note how the child on a bike is now on the pavement, presumably because the cars are now in the way.
Some of the many cars parked on double yellow lines along here - these two blocking access to the pedestrian / push-chair / wheelchair / cycle route, and restricting the visibility of children emerging from the nearby playing field. Afte ... [more]
Looks like the drivers of these cars think they can get away with the double yellow line violation by parking right on the verge. After reporting this to County's Parking Services I'm told these double yellow lines are not on the public ... [more]
Cycling here would be so much more safe and pleasant without all the cars parked, as shown here
Cycling here would so much more safe and pleasant without all the cars parked, as shown here
Shows the typical scene on Regent Terrace on a Sunday when the parking restriction is not in place. See also #31762 where it is suggested that more cycle parking is needed here. As a cyclist, that would make it easier to use this route.
Space left for pedestrians after it has been stolen by parked cars on Milton Road is tiny, and surely would be impassable by a wheelchair
Attractive cycle-friendly estate now seems to be turning into a car park now that private no parking signs have been removed. Yellow lines needed before this becomes endemic.
Scandalous that this parking, which causes an obstruction to buses, cycles and other traffic becomes free during the rush hour at 5pm!
Scandalous that this parking, which causes an obstruction to buses, cycles and other traffic becomes free during the rush hour at 5pm!
Tesco unloading selfishly from the ring road narrows the carriageway for other road users badly
Thoughtless car parking on St Matthew's estate: two cars on the pavement, the first right over the pedestrian crossing dropped kerb
Thoughtless car parking on St Matthew's estate: two cars on the pavement, the first right over the pedestrian crossing dropped kerb
The St Matthew's development off York Street may be a flash point for clamping but even legal parking should be considerate; in this common case the pedestrian desire line is being blocked a little. Should be proper yellow lines.
Surface-dressed in August 2010, but double yellow lines not repainted. With the parked cars, the road is only just wide enough for two cars to pass - I don't think buses would make it. Note that both the white van and the third car are ille ... [more]
On 18 May 2010 a group of Gilbert Road residents, Councillors, the MP for Cambridge, members of the Cambridge Cycling Campaign and other road users cycled along the road to Chesterton Community College at the time when children were going t ... [more]
A massive PCL lorry delivers a grand total of three trolleys of milk to Tesco East Road, blocking most of one side of the road. This is an unsuitable location for lorry deliveries; instead the delivery bay round the back should be used, wit ... [more]
Unloading on East Road with large lorries causes problems for cyclists and other traffic.
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 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.
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.
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.
Another example of selfish parking on Kingston Street. The pavement is totally blocked, forcing a mother to push her child down the middle of the road.
Contractors' cars turning Parkers' Piece into a car park. Why is this being allowed to happen?
Economic value of parking spaces in Petersfield; demonstrates how free parking in the area is a bargain and puts complaints about lack of space in context
For a second day, parked with room for bikes to pass on both sides. As Woody Allen said to Annie Hall, 'it's fine, I can take a cab to the sidewalk!'.
These cycle lanes are often useless as cars park in them. Schedule 23 of The City of Cambridge Area B (Consolidation) Order 1993 includes the entirety of Gilbert Road as one of the locations for mandatory cycle lanes. (Solid lines, no ... [more]
Bottisham Dental Centre and Medical Centre - prairies of car parking, but no cycle parking at all.
Selfish parking across pavements. Why do they do it, when there is enough space for others to park?
New disabled parking space. We have no quarms with allocation of spaces for the disabled, but this should have been at the expense of an existing car space so that this cut-through is not compromised. Effectively what has happened here is o ... [more]
Vehicles stopping on Mill Road cause safety problems. Tesco propose to worsen the existing situation for twice a day with a lorry unloading for 41 minutes each and adding a cash machine (which will generate vehicles stopping).
Lorries unloading from Mill Road cause safety problems. Tesco propose to worsen the existing situation for twice a day for 41 minutes each.
Lorries unloading from Mill Road cause safety problems. Tesco propose to worsen the existing situation for twice a day for 41 minutes each.
Lorries unloading from Mill Road cause safety problems. Tesco propose to worsen the existing situation for twice a day for 41 minutes each.
Lorries unloading from Mill Road cause safety problems. Tesco propose to worsen the existing situation for twice a day for 41 minutes each.
Blockage on Mill Road caused by unloading. Tesco propose to do the same thing at least twice a day for 41 minutes each.
Blockage on Mill Road caused by unloading. Tesco propose to do the same thing at least twice a day for 41 minutes each.
The car parking outside the shops (see photo #14691) could be moved to here to make space for on-road cycling.
Taxis and private cars on Mawson Road - parked on Double Yellow lines immediately after end of cycle contraflow, forcing cyclists into path of oncoming traffic. Observed drivers going to the Islamic centre.
Old lady forced into the road due to complete blockage of pavement by private vehicle. Although marked "private ambulance" it is merely a vehicle for transporting people to a funeral.
None of the cycle parking on Arbury Park is covered, but at least some of the the car parking is!
Poor pedestrian environment: vehicles (being traded on the highway) have illegally driven onto the pavement. Yellow line needed along here.
Sainsbury delivery van blocking cycle lane on Huntingdon Rd, near 136A Cedar House, near junction with Oxford Rd. Why couldn't van have parked on house drive?
LMN Carpentry van AX54MZV parked on and completely blocking cycle path outside 24 Coleridge Rd, CB1.
LMN Carpentry van AX54MZV parked on, and completely blocking, cyclepath outside 24 Coleridge Rd, CB1.
Anroe Electrical Lighting van EF54PPX parked on double yellow lines and blocking cycle path, north side of end of Glisson Rd, where it meets Hills Rd, just outside Cambridge Coffee Company shop.
Montage of photos showing a new cycle path at Arbury Park with six 90 degree turns within 200 metres! See: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.23305&lon=0.12132&zoom=17&layers=0BFT for most up-to-date map.
Deliveries on Mill Road cause a blockage. However, there is probably little alternative given the layout of the streets. It is essential that any new planning permissions allocate off-street delivery areas.
Deliveries on Mill Road cause a blockage. However, there is probably little alternative given the layout of the streets. It is essential that any new planning permissions allocate off-street delivery areas.
Deliveries on Mill Road cause a blockage. However, there is probably little alternative given the layout of the streets. It is essential that any new planning permissions allocate off-street delivery areas.
Deliveries on Mill Road cause a blockage. However, there is probably little alternative given the layout of the streets. It is essential that any new planning permissions allocate off-street delivery areas.
Deliveries on Mill Road cause a blockage. However, there is probably little alternative given the layout of the streets. It is essential that any new planning permissions allocate off-street delivery areas.
Deliveries on Mill Road cause a blockage. However, there is probably little alternative given the layout of the streets. It is essential that any new planning permissions allocate off-street delivery areas.
Deliveries on Mill Road cause a blockage. However, there is probably little alternative given the layout of the streets. It is essential that any new planning permissions allocate off-street delivery areas.
Way over the line! Photo taken at just after 2pm, still there at 4pm. Reported to City Council Lape at 4:06pm - see #12171.
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