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Scheduled to be part of NCN11 throughout 2024. Mostly 2.25m wide, some just 2.0m. Low fence separates it from Cambridge South railway station construction haul road.
This bus (see in distance) took 14 minutes to get through Mill Road’s traffic, for a distance of just under 500m. That means bus passengers have to endure a speed of 1.3mph (2.1km/h) thanks to car traffic blocking its way. See previous ... [more]
This bus (see in distance) took 14 minutes to get through Mill Road’s traffic, for a distance of just under 500m. That means bus passengers have to endure a speed of 1.3mph (2.1km/h) thanks to car traffic blocking its way. See previous ... [more]
Modal filter (to the right) - the old road (which may once have been a mineral railway) is now available as a cycle route alongside the B4418
The old road (which may once have been a mineral railway) is now available as a cycle route alongside the B4418
[Image taken 26.9.23] York. Other image here today: #197929. Other image today and links: #197912. MFL
[Image taken 26.9.23] Suzuki Centre, Burton Stone Lane, York. This street is dominated by motor vehicles. There’s one regularly outside the Suzuki showroom (www.yorksuzuki.com/). Today it was partly on the double yellows and obstructing a ... [more]
[Image taken 26.9.23] Mrs Greedys, Burton Stone Lane, junction with Field View, York. Tarmac damage. Location of: #197917. Context: #192135.
[Image taken 26.9.23] Burton Stone Lane, junction with Field View, York. Tarmac damage. Location: #197918. Context: #192135. Other image here today and links: #197914.
[Image taken 26.9.23] Burton Stone Lane York. Unrepaired tarmac damage. Other image here today and links: #197914.
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UPDATES: In December 2022, as a pedestrian: the VAS continues to illuminate showing motorists are travelling faster than 20mph, plus twice I have seen drivers not give way despite the signs and the double lines when there was someone on a c ... [more]
[UPDATE: I took the image on 26.9.23 ahead of doing a count (context and links to earlier counts: #169470) today, Friday 29.9.23. USER COUNT: 17.00-17.30. Daylight. Dry. Very breezy. COUNT RESULT: 197. I can't recall seeing so many pe ... [more]
USER COUNT 29.9.23 and results: #197912. USER COUNT 26.8.23 and results: #196921. USER COUNT 28.7.23 and results: #196198. USER COUNT 9.6.23 and results: #195020. USER COUNT 19.4.23 Wednesday 17.01-17.31. Daylight, dry, very blu ... [more]
[More recent image this building - different occupiers: #197915.] [Image taken 19.4.23] Burton Stone Lane, junction with Ratcliffe Street, York. Context and links: #193155.
[Image from 27.9.23 with measurements: #197913.] [Image taken 7.8.23: #196508] [Image taken after rain 19.6.23: #195241] [UPDATE: #193871] [UPDATE: An email from CYC dated 27.2.23 confirmed they won't take action: "The current status of ... [more]
[Image taken 26.9.23] Pizza Time, Burton Stone Lane junction with Garth Terrace, York. The area of damage in the forecourt of this takeaway continues to get larger and deeper. I'll try the Ward Councillor again. I'll try local press. Contex ... [more]
[Image taken 24.9.23] Cycle Heaven, Hospital Fields Road, York. The non-standard securing point - a railing - is being well used today. Perhaps the riders of the cycles with child carrying-options had been on the 2023 Kidical Mass ride (www ... [more]
[Image taken 24.9.23] Cycle Heaven, Hospital Fields Road, York. Context and other image here today: #197909.
[Image taken 24.9.23] Sainsbury’s, Jockey Lane, Monks Cross, Huntington, York. The cycle parking at this Sainsbury’s (https://stores.sainsburys.co.uk/0713/monks-cross?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=yext&y_source=1_MTU1NjY4ODQtNzE1LWxvY2F0aW9 ... [more]
[Image taken 12.5.21] Marygate car park, York (looking in the direction of Bootham). The width of this route is just 320cm wide despite it being at a junction with a steep slope. People on cycles need a runup to and sufficient space (turnin ... [more]
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197932 This path is directly outside a primary school and is used every school day by parents and children but is only just wide enough to walk along with a pushchair, myself and many other parents agree that this is dangerous with it being so close to a main road, there is plenty of muddy grass that could be used to widen the path making it safer and more accessible for pedestrians- 197892 Nailsea school have closed the back entrance saying it is not safe. 20mph and a wider pavement would help ensure students are safer travelling to and from school.
- 197891 Allow cycling on this path so people on cycles can keep off The Campus
- 197890 Allow cycling on this path so people on cycles can keep off Parkway.
- 197889 Allow cycling on this path so people on cycles can keep off Parkway.
- 197888 Contraflow cycle path northbound opening soon here.
- 197887 Contraflow cycle path northbound opening soon here.
- 197886 New cycle path has opened from here to Sacombe Pound with a safe route under the A602.
- 197885 New cycle way starts here and runs under the A602 to Sacombe Road
- 197882 No bike racks at this end of the prom
- 197880 The connection from Melbourne Way to Hollywell Road only has a dropped kerb on one side, meaning that cycles need to use the narrow pavement rather than going straight from road to road. A dropped kerb should be added on the Hollywell Road side.
- 197879 Persistent traffic and thin pavements make cycling appealing but impractical. The road is probably spacious enough to permit a cycle lane
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