Photo listing: road environments (infrastructure)
The most recent photos are listed first. See also photomap view.
This listing only shows photos within Edinburgh.
Go to the national CycleStreets photo listings for photos beyond.
"continuous footway" at Brunswick Street. Drivers not giving way - pedestrians and cyclists at risk. https://twitter.com/116mcd/status/1556726888047038466?s=21&t=WbGSiiF_219Xpi6etlJ_kg
SaveLanarkRoad Protest Location: , Slateford (Scotland, UK) Edinburgh City Council is considering to remove some of the temporary infrastructure put in as part of the SpacesForPeople programme during the pandemic. In particular there … [more]
A bit of a stroll down Princes Street to see the - wait, what do we call these things? - to enable cycles to cross tram tracks. https://t.co/ujg4aq3wOO
1/2 Yet another #designfail for #Edinburgh #cyclinginfrastructure. If this is what extra funding gets us we're screwed. https://t.co/8XNeziZQjN
No right turn into Cultins Road, but the footway has shared-use signs on it at various points, such as at #65561.
The start of the cycle lane on Oxgangs Road, on the "RR" cycle route, but there are parked cars up ahead.
The junction of the "RR" cycle route with the A701 at Kaimes has nothing more than Advance Stop Lines.
In Gracemount, the "RR" cycle route looks like it is just an ordinary road, with no special cycle infrastructure.
The cycleway switches from the north to the south side of George Street, with cyclists being directed around the roundabout by white road markings.
Traffic on Princes Street, and "(Cyclists) Caution Tram Tracks" sign hidden behind traffic signal head.
Puffin crossing (not toucan) on Balgreen Road outside tramstop, which forms part of Edinburgh's cycle route 8.
Road closure with exemption for cycles, but cycle gaps left at side where they are vulnerable to blockage by car parking. A central gap would be preferable.
B-ice-ycling The overnight freeze in Edinburgh cancelled my cycle to work, as all that slush that people have been complaining about has frozen solid and makes it just too dangerous to try some roads. This gent wasn't to be put off however … [more]
Cycle lanes on roundabout on South Gyle Broadway (see also #37436). Interestingly, there are no dropped kerbs for pedestrians crossing the roads at this roundabout. I've no idea whether the footways are shared-use or not. The A8 footways … [more]
Uncontrolled road crossing on A8 sliproad - cyclists for Edinburgh Airport, Ingliston and A89 via Newbridge Roundabout turn right here, left for Ratho, but see sign on #37412
Road crossings at Edinburgh Airport junction on A8 cyclepath: car park road uncontrolled, toucan crossing across sliproad to airport, bridge under A8 dual carriageway, uncontrolled across another sliproad, then continue Edinburgh-bound on … [more]
Traffic calmed streets - with car parking. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Leaving Seafield cemetry. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
The path through Seafield cemetry in autumn. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Cycling through Seafield cemetry. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Its a bit unexpected to find a driver in this cemetry - but I suppose if cars were banned then they might try and ban bikes too. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
This cemetry provides an alternative to the busy road. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Along George Street towards Henry Dundas' tower. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Crossing Princes Street, with the tram-lines coming up. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Crossing the tramlines. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Crossing Princes Street. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
The Teviot Place crossing. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Cars seem to be permitted to park on this one-way system. Maybe its just a Sunday thing? A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Crossing the one-way system. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
This theatre has expanded out onto what was a pavement area - presumably part of a package of measures to pedestrianize this location.
Princes Street, Edinburgh, closed for (very slow) construction of tram lines - the road may be permanently closed to cars and buses.
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