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The Hurlet junction is arranged for the convenience of motorists at the expense of all other road users.
The A726 dual carriageway has a continuous footway from the edge of Paisley to the Hurlet and beyond, which could be upgraded to shared-use standard for those that need to use it.
The lack of cycle facilities on the A726 could be addressed by a modest upgrade of the existing footway to shared-use standards. Note that the dropped kerb crossing on the far side of the roundabout has been completed blocked for pedestr ... [more]
A very poor surface on the path from Dykebar Hospital to Strathcarron Drive, with raised edges creating a trip hazard and hazard for bike tyres.
Chicane barrier on path from Strathcarron Drive to Hurlet Road, even though there is pedestrian guard railing across the end preventing access to the road.
A pedestrian crossing across Hurlet Road, linking Ben Nevis Road to the path to Glenapp Avenue for pedestrians.
A cyclist encounters some ponies standing in the sun while riding across the New Forest from Christchurch to Southampton.
Here at the seaward end of Hythe Pier a cyclist waits for the ferry across the Solent to Southampton’s Town Quay. The oil-tank car is used to carry fuel to the Hythe ferries along the pier’s famous railway.
Definitely not a cycle bridge, alas, in the port of Nueva Palmira, Uruguay - if only it could have been a bit wider!
End of the road on the promenade of Nueva Palmira, Uruguay - it would be nice to have a dropped kerb here.
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Sale in Trafford. Coop on Coppice Avenue are unnoticed and need signs to alert http://designforsecurity.org/assets/downloads/Cycle_Parking.pdf see also #101572
Sale in Trafford. BetFred on Coppice Avenue are unnoticed and need signs to alert [pdf] designforsecurity.org/assets/downloads/Cycle_Parking.pdf see also #86798
Sale Trafford one lonely cycle stand at Tesco Extra hidden and out of the way. Needs label to signify cycle parking.
Gravel on sticky tarmac on this track beside Ruta 3, Termas del Daymán, Uruguay [2019 - there is now a narrow two-way paved cycleway from the Termas del Dayman to at least the edge of Salto]
The track ends at the bridge in the distance then continues on the other side of Ruta 3 to the edge of Salto - not too terrible considering how hot it is and how few people will bother cycling out to the Termas. [2019 - there is now a narr ... [more]
Recent placeholders
112236 Cycle parking present here.- 112233 Cycle parking present here.
- 112232 Cycle parking present here.
- 112231 Outside coach station
- 112230 There is a new building with offices and appartments on the corner of Ufford Street and Blackfriars Road. Disguise Ltd, the company moving into the offices would like to encourage as many of their employees to cycle as possible. Their current premises has bike storage nearby, and are hoping that they can retain and even grow the number of employees who cycle to work. Having secure bike storage would hugely influence the number of people who cycle. There are currently around 90 employees who will be moving into the office in January. This will also benefit the new tenants of the apartments.
- 112229 Covered
- 112228 It would be useful to be able to lock up my bike when going to the local shops here.
- 112226 All the cycle hubs around me are full and so i have to chain my bike in my doorway - a cycle hub would help my entire road
- 112214 Sheffield stand outside Nisa store, installed in 2019
- 112184 Start of shared-use path by Ruta 8 out of Melo, Uruguay
- 112162 At the end of Pomeroy Street at the Queens Road end before the traffic lights. There has been a continuous set of stationary cars jusy dumped there just for the sole purpose of advertising a Cash 4 Cars service. As soon as the car is removed another one takes it place. Why not replace it with bike parking since it's not taking up a useful parking space.
It would benefit the residents of Pomeroy Street as we live in flats and few have secure storage for bikes. My neighbours would take advantage of it. The others nearby are all full or for other estates.
- 112151 On the entrance to Jedburgh St.
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