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Shared use cycle route between the edge of Llandudno and Deganwy. This is a rare example of a sign with route information.
Llandudno shared use, and a bus stop. In the bus stop is a rather alarming 'advert' warning about obesity.
Shared use cycle route between Deganwy and the edge of Llandudno. Access point for some golf course works, results in temporary blockage here.
Shared use cycle route between Deganwy and the edge of Llandudno. Looks like the golf course has granted some of it's territory to accommodate this deviation around the tree.
Shared use cycle route between Deganwy and the edge of Llandudno. No priority at side road, but the road is brought up to footway level and there's a ramp for traffic entering from the main road.
No motor vehicles on the Moiry dam, and new sign for mountain bikes to Grimentz (and to the left signs for a new geological trail).
Hi @haringeycouncil can you please send some parking enforcement to Wightman Road? There are cars completely obstructing the pavement at the moment - impossible as a pedestrian to get through without walking on a very busy road. https://t.c ... [more]
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No motorised vehicles across the Barrage de Moiry except for a few farmers - hikers and cyclists are welcome.
No cycles of any kind on the path around the Lac de Moiry (there's a dead-end road on the west side) - no problem on the jeep-track to the right.
This cargo bike is used by staff at the David Parr House visitor centre (184 Gwydir Street) when performing "outreach" and promotional work. https://davidparrhouse.org
A Wee Sign on the Kingfisher Trail and National Cycle Network in Enniskillen. This Wee Sign points in the way to go but does not say where ye will end up in Ulster.
I'm confused by this sign - it says beware of lorries pulling out, but seems to show a lorry pulling in. What's needed are signs telling drivers to look out for cyclists, not the other way round.
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109248 There is no cycle parking outside the shops, meaning people will cycle slightly further, to either Ickenham or Ruislip high street and spend their money in those places instead. I think it would benefit the shops as well as local cyclists.- 109247 Only 3 stands available. Major waste of time in trying to park cycle here. Possibility of damage to cycle as well as injury to rider.
- 109246 Cycle Parking needed here
- 109245 Bilton bike racks with additional bar for added security
- 109244 Bilton bike racks with additional bar for added security
- 109243 Bilton bike racks with additional bar for added security
- 109241 Cycle parking needed here.
- 109234 Please put back the two stands that were here until recently (removed as part of pavement refurbishment?). Needed for local offices etc
- 109218 Cycle parking present here.
- 109190 'Except Cycles' option required for the one-way section of Lacy Street between Newton Street and Lacy Grove. Contraflow cycling could be facilitated on the carriageway if parking restrictions were introduced, or on the Eastern footway as this is hardly used. It would provide a legal way to access Cooper Street then get to the TPT through the estate.
- 109184 Cycle parking present here.
- 109183 Parking area of Jephson Street
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