Bridge over closed GNRailway. Scheduled to be part of future section of NCN672 at Stanley, Derbyshire.
Little and large cycle stands under the steps to the Jubilee Bridge
The Jubilee Bridge - too busy for cycling (though there is a lift)
The Jubilee Bridge - too busy for cycling (though there is a lift)
Stylish cycle stands, but they don't support bikes well - Kings College London, Waterloo
Cycle stands well spaced out in front of shops
Integration - cycle parking, phone box, recycling (hidden) and bus stop
There's now a remarkable amount of cycle parking near the Houses of Parliament
Sign reads 'All pedal cycles left unattended in this area will be removed by the police' - while there are now multiple blocks of cycle parking across the road.
Attached to the railings of Portcullis House (MPs' offices) - I don't think this bike will be there for long!
Splendidly clear cycle lanes on the descent to the Strand and Waterloo Bridge.
Couldn't the barriers be moved to the far side of the cycle parking?
Cycle parking for opera-goers
Contraflow cycle lane in Covent Garden
Contraflow cycle lane in Covent Garden (& cycle-rickshaw)
Contraflow cycle lane in Soho
Ridiculous signage - two lanes of traffic eastbound??
Cycling could be permitted on Meard Street
Cycling could be permitted on Meard Street
Road closure well used to provide cycle parking
Cyclists have the choice of lanes on the main Bounds Green Road or the service road.
DIY closure with cycle access to the service road
North Circular Road (rear) crossing the New River - New River Walk signs hidden in the tree to the right.
Access from the North Circular to the New River Walk
Ramped bridge over the North Circular (part of the New River Walk)
North/eastern end of the path alongside the railway through Bowes Park
Why is cycling banned on this last section of the path alongside the railway in Bowes Park? Illogical and unhelpful.
This fine bridge at Bowes Park station should be a very useful cycle link.
This fine bridge at Bowes Park station should be a very useful cycle link.
Access to Bowes Park station from the north/west
More cycle-friendly access would help
Start of path alongside railway through Bowes Park (not known to Open Cycle Map)
south end of Three Oaks Path - dropped kerb needed
Three Oaks Path and link to Park Grove
Three Oaks Path, Bounds Green - a useful cut-through (not known to Open Cycle Map)
There's now a remarkable amount of cycle parking near the Houses of Parliament
Bridge over closed GNRailway. Scheduled to be part of future section of NCN672 at Stanley, Derbyshire.
Park St Cycle Park entrance
Looking over Hills Road Bridge
Ramp over the sea barrier for Cyclists and pedestrians.
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This looks like a lane on the map.
Cowpat-style repairs. See also #15886 for "before".
Info board on the trans pennine trail, alongside the River Mersey on NCN route 62.
Ramptastic - an impressive staggered ramp up to East Didsbury railway station. Flat areas every few metres make this wheelchair friendly.
Narrow lanes for 3 and a half miles where the NCN route 62 runs alongside the M60
Cycle friendly, motorcycle hostile access to NCN 62.
Accident on Maids Causeway Toucan Crossing 3 March 2009 before 7:45 am. Ambulance and two police cars present. A person on being attended on the pavement, a car stopped on the road, witnesses being interviewed.
Simon on a 1913 tricycle.
This trike twice held the record for Land's End to London in the early part of the twentieth century.
The scene greeting visitors to Cambridge on their way from the railway station. An acute lack of secure cycle parking leads to bikes parked insecurely to the wooden railing, with the result of this vandalism.
Friday riders on a jaunt to Milton.
What happens when there's not enough cycle parking: people park several spaces abreast, and bikes fall over. In this case, this is done to excess. And so bikes end up in the path of passing vehicles, with wheels being flattened.
Pot hole directly in cycle path - remains unfixed despite complaints to council. Cyclists have to swerve into path of traffic to avoid.
This is the location of the start of the Friday Rides. Its on the Stourbridge Common side of Green Dragon Bridge, Cambridge. Zoom the map out to see the local area.
Looking towards Hobson Street from King Street.
This is one of the most explicit examples of a cycle route going directly between two No Entry signs.
The absence of a "cyclists exception " panel underneath the No Entry signs here co
At the Sustrans conference "Driven to Extinction" - hosted at Churchill College.
Trinity Punts - ok not much to do with cycling, but a nice picture and very Cambridge.
superb shadows in this cycle parking
It took 2 years to arrange these racks near the Champion of the Thames pub.
Totally selfish car parking.