Cycling in Bristol
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"This streete was steppered done..." panel explains the efforts of many named persons to add a decent bit of pedestrian infrastructure in September 1669.
15 Unsigned Exit From Car Park (651) Part of a sequence of photographs that follows a shared cycling and walking route from Eastagte Road to Stapleton Road in Bristol via the IKEA carpark. [Looking towards ramp in #83274]
05 First Sight Of The Route Surface & Markings (608) Part of a sequence of photographs that follows a shared cycling and walking route from Eastagte Road to Stapleton Road in Bristol via the IKEA carpark.
17 The Ramp In Full (658) Part of a sequence of photographs that follows a shared cycling and walking route from Eastagte Road to Stapleton Road in Bristol via the IKEA carpark.
"Bristol and Bath Railway Path" Crossing -- Item Number 1 could be a proper footbridge over the Bristol and Bath Railway Path just here https://twitter.com/thislast/status/750347435797573632
A cyclist heading West on Clarence Road, where a new kerb replaces the previous separation between cycle track and roadway (see #68195).
The Future of Transport in Bristol It was a fairly cold Saturday morning in January when I took these pictures. There were not many cyclists about. The Council estimate is that usage wold be about 12 an hour over a 12 hour period. That w ... [more]
Lovely Day For A Dooring On Bath Road Also see this article and great photograph: http://road.cc/content/news/127477-reading-cycle-campaign-slams-door-zone%e2%80%99-cycle-lanes
First section of the new Toby Way on Clarence Road Once the difficult crossing has been achieved, the way ahead looks clear.
End Of Marked Cycle Lane On Hartcliffe Way Looking North Location: Hartcliffe, Bristol (England, United Kingdom)
Cycling Infrastructure In Silver Street, Bristol Location: Broadmead, Bristol (England, United Kingdom)
Ashton Avenue Bridge Waiting For The Metro Bus A lot of vegetation and trees have been cleared to let the construction begin.
Unusual sign for cyclists approaching Valentine Bridge, Bristol. Ed: I'd suggest this is an attempt by the bridge owners to limit their liability as the parapets may not have been built to the statutory height. So they're covering their ... [more]
The temporary cycle lane that weaves around trees on Nelson Street being filmed by @madeinbristoltv http://t.co/evwbAq8muO http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Reader-s-letter-Zigzag-Bristol-bike-lane-just/story-25815703-detail/story.html also r ... [more]
Cyclist by Bristol harbour - the route passes to the rear of the M Shed due to the hazard of rails embedded in the surface, but cyclists do still take the obvious route.
Cycle route by Bristol harbour - routed away from the obvious route due to the hazard of rails embedded in the surface.
Cycle route by Bristol harbour - routed away from the obvious route due to the hazard of rails embedded in the surface.
Bridge on Wapping Road, Bristol - alternating one-way motor (and cycle) traffic on one side, northbound cyclists on the other.
Bridge on Wapping Road, Bristol - alternating one-way motor (and cycle) traffic on one side, northbound cyclists on the other.
Gaol Ferry Bridge - cyclists to the west (in both directions), pedestrians to the east - a bit narrow, but it seems to work.
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