Gallery: Bus stops
Island bus stops (bay or floating, with shelter on or off the island) can be found in Cambridge on most roads with pavement cycleways and a bus service, e.g. Hills Road, Green End Road, Barton Road, Cherry Hinton Road, Wadloes Road, Shelford Road, Barnwell Road. At the floating stops on Milton Road bus passengers are offloaded onto grass verge and into a two-way segregated cycleway.
This gallery was created on Tuesday, 10th June 2014
Barton Road cycleway passes directly behind a bus stop. This arrangement is very similar to that proposed for the 'floating' bus stops on Huntingdon Road and Hills Road.
Barton Road cycleway passes directly behind a bus stop. This arrangement is very similar to that proposed for the 'floating' bus stops on Huntingdon Road and Hills Road.
Barton Road cycleway passes directly behind a bus stop. This arrangement is very similar to that proposed for the 'floating' bus stops on Huntingdon Road and Hills Road.
Barton Road cycleway passes directly behind a bus stop. This arrangement is very similar to that proposed for the 'floating' bus stops on Huntingdon Road and Hills Road.
Pavement cycleway passing behind a bus stop on Barton Road in Cambridge. See other examples of cycleways behind bus stops: http://cycle.st/p59203,59202,55586,58981,50601,50608,50103,50623
Pavement cycleway passing behind an island bus stop shelter on Barton Road in Cambridge. See other examples of cycleways behind bus stops: http://cycle.st/p59204,59202,55586,58981,50601,50608,50103,50623
A bus stop on Milton Road by a pavement cycleway at the junction with Downham's Lane. See also #59217.
A bus stop on Milton Road by a pavement cycleway at the junction with Downham's Lane. See also #59218.
Example of an existing shared use path passing a bus stop on Madingley Road. This is related to the discussion about floating bus stops.
Cycleway behind bus stop on Green End Road. The segregation here is very poor, but there is a dividing line between the pavement and the cycle lane, with the lane going behind the bus stop.
Cycle track, Abbey, Cambridge - similar to Dutch style, though the surface is very poor after many decades of use
Cycle lane between pavement and bus-stop. I wasn't impressed with this facility, until I found myself using it the other day, travelling west-bound to Leisure park cycle racks. It only really has use for reaching / leaving Leisure park: ... [more]
Bus stop bypass on a segregated lane in Brighton. The cycleway comes up to meet the pavement as a crossing point, then goes back down again. This is just off the Kingsway, which has one of the busiest cycle routes in Brighton. The met ... [more]
Floating bus stops with shelters on narrow islands in Stadskanaal. A two-way segregated pavement cycleway goes past behind the bus stop. There is no pavement at the bus stop on the opposite (canal) side of the road. See also #59413.
Floating bus stops with shelters on narrow islands in Stadskanaal. A two-way segregated pavement cycleway goes past behind the bus stop. There is no pavement at the bus stop on the opposite (canal) side of the road. See also #59412
Floating bus stop with island shelter and a one-directional pavement cycleway passing behind it. See also #59407.
Floating bus stop with island shelter and a one-directional segregated pavement cycleway passing behind it. See also #59406.
Bus stop with shelter behind the uni-directional pavement cycleway. The lay-by is before the shelter. To board a bus users walk from the shelter to the bus entrance door against the flow of cyclists, which improves awareness of approaching ... [more]
Bus stop with shelter behind the uni-directional pavement cycleway. The lay-by is before the shelter. To board a bus users walk from the shelter to the bus entrance door against the flow of cyclists, which improves awareness of approaching ... [more]
Floating bus stop with a shelter behind the uni-directional pavement cycleway. The location for boarding the bus (white strip to the right) is before the shelter. To board a bus users walk from the shelter to the bus entrance against the fl ... [more]
Busy bus stop with a shelter and a cycleway behind it, which bus passengers have to cross. This is located on Oldenburg's ring road, near castle square.
Busy bus stop with a shelter and a cycleway behind it, which bus passengers have to cross. This bus stop is located on Oldenburg's ring road by the "Pulverturm".
Busy bus stop with a shelter behind the cycleway, which bus passengers have to cross to board a bus. This bus stop is on Oldenburg's ring road, near the theatre.
Busy bus stop with a shelter behind the cycleway, which bus passengers have to cross to board a bus. This bus stop is on Oldenburg's ring road, near the theatre, see also #59279 and #50601.
Oldenburg cycleways. In the boot of the white car to the left is a camera-man filming the visitors from England: http://iitm.be/Englaender
"Theaterwall" cycleway passes directly behind a bus stop and shelter. This arrangement is very similar to that proposed for the 'floating' bus stops on Huntingdon Road and Hills Road.
At this bus stop the uni-directional pavement cycleway is segregated through the shelter and green island, using the path to the left, which in the contraflow direction is pedestrian only. It looks like being potentially a source of confusi ... [more]
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