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Photo listing showing roadworks (event)
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Because of roadworks, car parking has been removed from the other side of the road - but because of the way the cones are placed it gains about 1 measly foot of extra space! But it makes a decent cycle lane (apart from the fallen cone) !
Works on the combined use path next to the A10 near Hauxton. Points of interest: - There is no sign indicating which utility or authority is performing the works - The recommended diversion is through wet grass and a muddy puddle - Th ... [more]
Looks like these road works will still be in place for the #ReachRide. We'll have to dismount and walk, but there's not much space. http://www.camcycle.org.uk/events/rides/
Looks like these road works will still be in place for the #ReachRide. We'll have to dismount and walk, but there's not much space. http://www.camcycle.org.uk/events/rides/
Cycling in this direction is not normally allowed. It looks like these roadworks will be in place during the #ReachRide this year. http://www.camcycle.org.uk/events/rides/
Why are some cyclists so determined to make themselves (and the rest of us) so unpopular?
Market Street is closed because of gas main works, but why temporary traffic lights are thought necessary here, I cannot imagine.
Victoria Road is closed due to a collapsed sewer - but cyclists always find their way through.
See #30253 Taken from the cycle bridge over the railway showing the recently lifted tracks ready for taking way to build the new platform. This will be the new location for the photos in the time lapse sequence at http://cambridge.cyclest ... [more]
The "Cyclists & Moped Riders Please Dismount" sign returns to Corn Exchange Street, Cambridge
While a temporary issue, this has been in place for a couple of days and directing pretty heavy two way pedestrian and cycle traffic down a 1m wide pavement isn't ideal. I hope they get the work to a stage where they can offer a wider route ... [more]
Cyclists Dismount on St Andrews St, Cambridge, but there is no obstruction on the road.
The new footway under construction that will connect this pavement properly with the Cycle Bridge.
Some confusion - one sign tells pedestrians to use the footpath on the other side, but they've also put up cones to create a temporary path - which forces cars into the contraflow cycle lane.
Building this riverside promenade seems to involve moving masses of amounts of earth out of Cambridge and bringing some fresh new stuff in. Is all that really necessary?
The bridge between Brookfields and The Tins has gone - to be replaced by a wider one as part of improvements to The Tins
The footbridge between Brookfields and The Tins has gone - to be replaced by a wider one as part of improvements to The Tins
Cycleway upgrade preparation just north of Harston on the A10. Quite a few road works signs already up; 40 mph temporary speed limit will be enforced. Work starts 17th January for 70 days, according to signage.
Good practice, except that it's also a shared-use cycle path - but there is level access at each end. (These barriers had been waiting for repair since the summer of 2009 - see #19037 )
Drains in Mill Road being treated by a new process that involves steam cleaning - looks quite dramatic.
Drains in Mill Road being treated by a new process that involves steam cleaning - looks quite dramatic.
The roadworks here were initiated to fix a broken sewer - but may drag on for many weeks as it turns out that the problem is caused by a 'concrete chamber' - http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Home/Chamber-of-secrets-at-site-of-sewer-work.htm
Temporary traffic signals on Kings Hedges Road. Taken 11 October 2010, but they were still there this morning (20 October). Location approximate; sorry about the poor quality.
One-way traffic through Hills Road bridge roadworks (naturally cyclists go to the front of the queue and the cars then have to follow them).
A narrow lane for cyclists has now been created by the sewer repairs on Pembroke Street.


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