There is now a cycle path past the Science Centre car park, connecting the entrance road to the Millenium Bridge.
A new bridge between Partick and Govan is under construction, seen here from just outside the Riverside Museum.
The Pollok Roundabout is going to be replaced, but the proposals as they currently stand are for two traffic signalled controlled junctions, making it about as cycle-friendly as Anniesland Cross.
The path from Springfield Road to Springhill Road crosses the Aurs Glen on this former railway viaduct.
The shared footway along Balgraystone Road ends at toucan crossings at the junction with Springfield Road. A shared footway continues to the left past the school.
Cyclists are invited (instructed on a blue rectangular sign?) to rejoin the carriageway, but Mr Motorist has decided to park across the dropped kerb (and on the zig-zags of the zebra parallel crossing). See also #198036. A similar droppe ... [more]
The shared footway has a parallel zebra crossing where it encounters a new side road. The car is parked (see #198037).
New(ish) shared footway along Balgraystone Road, connecting the Dams2Darnley Country Park and Springfield Road.
Details of a day long traffic count in Station Road provided by members of the local Residents Association. This found that there were 7155 pedestrians on Station Road, of whom 1064 crossed the road by the Microsoft building. In doing so th ... [more]
Cycle parking on the Ashford-bound platform at Wye station. Situated a little too close to the ticket machine to be able to easily get a bicycle on both sides without causing an obstruction.
Bushes getting a bit overgrown on the Levern Walkway. Update: As of October 2023, the bushes have now taken over the full width of the path, and users (and there are some) have to push them aside to continue along the path.
[Image taken 26.9.23] Leeman Road, York. Very low key/non standard signage to the National Railway Museum. Pedestrians and people on cycles were cutting across diagonally from here to the other side of Leeman Road (where the high level fenc ... [more]
[Image taken 26.9.23] Leeman Road, York. There is so much signage, so much going on here I feel the ‘Look both ways’ sign on this side of the zebra and the other get lost. Plus, road users are supposed to give way to people at zebras. I ... [more]
[Image taken 26.9.23] Leeman Road, York. A blizzard of signs. The one to the attraction – the National Railway Museum (www.railwaymuseum.org.uk) – is nonstandard and underwhelming. Other image here today and links: #197920.
[Image taken 26.9.23] Leeman Road, York. The main/only entrance to the National Railway Museum (www.railwaymuseum.org.uk) is now further along Leeman Road from the rail station/city centre. The route has always been underwhelming or, in my ... [more]
[Image taken 26.9.23] Leeman Road, York. Not only has the number of racks been massively reduced but you can’t get to them even if there’s no road train waiting – there’s no dropped kerb. If the road train were in situ you wouldn’ ... [more]
[Image taken 26.9.23] National Railway Museum, Leeman Road, York. Is this a bowl intended for dogs to drink from? It's a trip hazard. Four racks meaning 8 spaces is painfully little cycle parking for a national museum of international reput ... [more]
[Image taken 26.9.23] Leeman Road, York. Do not overtake cyclists sign. The driver of the tractor pulling the trailer with a huge piece of plant on it, did not overtake but he didn’t slow down and hold back either. Despite the underpass b ... [more]
[Image taken 26.9.23] Leeman Road, York. I didn’t think to look to check if the map for sale is up to date. I was interested to see the box here as I believe a protected and formal exit between Marygate car park and Railway Walk at the Sc ... [more]
[Image taken 26.9.23] Leeman Road, York. Cyclists dismount sign. Surfeit of signage. And why is an organisation (which?) thanking motorists for ‘parking with us’? The message should be, ‘On your next visit, please use public transport ... [more]
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