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The PCR testing centre has been here for 10 months now and they still haven't thought about cycle access and parking.
[Image taken 26.11.21] Dame Judi Dench Walk, York. [NOTE: The image on streetview shows the gap through the floodwall and works associated with the replacement of Scarborough Bridge in 2018/19 to make it accessible.] Looking towards the gap ... [more]
[Image taken 26.11.21] Dame Judi Dench Walk, York. [NOTE: The image on streetview shows the gap through the floodwall and works associated with the replacement of Scarborough Bridge in 2018/19 to make it accessible.] Context and links: #176 ... [more]
[Image taken 26.11.21] Dame Judi Dench Walk, York. [NOTE: The image on streetview shows the gap through the floodwall and works associated with the replacement of Scarborough Bridge in 2018/19 to make it accessible.] The narrow slope betwee ... [more]
[Image taken 26.11.21] Dame Judi Dench Walk, York. [NOTE: The image on streetview shows the gap through the floodwall and works associated with the replacement of Scarborough Bridge in 2018/19 to make it accessible.] The higher - white laye ... [more]
Turn left here on the Via Francigena cycle route (or carry on ahead to follow EuroVelo5 and turn left on the main road).
Cyclists following the Via Francigena should turn left here (can you see the tiny blue and white marker?).
Blue and white markers for the Via Francigena cycle route and shared-use footway into San Lorenzo Nuovo
The first sign of the Via Francigena leaving Acquapendente - in Lazio cyclists need to look for these small blue and white markers rather than signs for walkers.
There are no separate signs in Lazio for cyclists on the Via Francigena, but they should take the first turning to the left to avoid a rough stretch of path.
The Via Francigena forking right into Proceno, the first village in Lazio - where the cycle route is hardly signposted at all.
The barely finished Porta del Lazio rest spot - the border of Tuscany and Lazio is on the ridge ahead.
Cyclists and walkers on the Via Francigena should turn right on the main road and then at once left.
Way-point on the Via Francigena in southern Tuscany - but hikers and cyclists should take the road in the background to avoid a short stretch of main road.
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[25.11.21. The rough surface with the upstand is still as per the image. There is no sign of the temporary ramp/plastic tray. A local disabled organisaion I asked about this replied: " It's hard to judge from photos but the surface running ... [more]
Route signs for the Via Francigena and L'Eroica cycle routes [the section to the south is horribly corrugated, if I remember rightly]
In the middle of nowhere (on the Via Francigena in southern Tuscany) this seems to be the base of Radicofani e-bike rent & tours (www.radicofaniebike.it/en)
There are regular water points along this section of the Via Francigena south from Radicofani, with clear indications of the distance to the next one.
An A frame at the western entrance to the RSPB Ham Wall reserve. Gap through the frame is just 60cm. Note that the gate alongside the A frame here has a RADAR lock, but the gate at the other end of the trail beside a similar A frame has a ... [more]
A photo showing just how restrictive the A frames on the trail over the RSPB's Ham Wall reserve are. The handlebars on the bike shown are 44cm wide. There is an identical A frame at the eastern end of the reserve. See also photo #176055 ... [more]
The barrier chicane at the end of the off road section of the Strawberry Line / NCN33 from Cheddar to Axbridge. The section of path from Sharpham Road to Cheddar Road is reasonably well surfaced and wide, although it is normally busy with ... [more]
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176231 Improving the cycle path along Wragby Road from Sudbrooke so that it connects with the new cycle path on the new ring road would make sense.- 176218 Ground gets muddy. Needs mesh or path through grass
- 176217 Nowhere to go safely from here. Safe crossing of Church Street needed
- 176151 This footpath section is littered with abandoned scrap cars that are used for drug dropoffs. It is environmentally hazardous and is encouraging fly tipping. Numerous children use this footpath as their means to getting to school and it is not fit for purpose.
Clear the junk cars that have been abandoned by the family who live there BUT Do Not Own the Land, yet claim they do. Check with the Parish council!!!!!
- 176150 This is a crazy busy road, LGV's mixing it up with schoolchildren, mums with pushchairs, cyclists and angry SUV drivers. Wholesale changes need to be made to prevent carmageddon. The whole town centre from this point on jams up every day. Make it more pleasant for pedestrians and cyclists and less attractive for car drivers, restrictions on LGV's, smaller delivery vehicles can be used. This is a residential area, please help make it more pleasant. Can't believe you listened to the few complaints on the proposed cycle lanes earlier in the year, that was very disappointing. People need to be nudged to change behaviour. Your role as the local Highways Authority is to lead.
- 176149 The pavement on Manilla Street has been badly damaged. This damage is adjacent to the large building site at the eastern end of the road. The pavement by the dropped kerb at the entrance to the building site is now so smashed that a wheelchair user would not be able to use this section. In addition, today (25.11.21) the pavement was completely blocked by the builders, but no ramp was provided for wheelchair or buggy users to get down on to the road to cross to the opposite pavement. A safe and accessible pavement is crucial on this street as it is used as a rat-run by drivers avoiding the roundabout on Marsh Wall and cars and vans regularly drive past at high speed. The pavement on each side is not very wide and an accident could occur if a pedestrian is forced into the street when a speeding van is coming through. More considerate building practices are needed by this company, wider pavement with adequate dropped kerbs needs to be maintained and speed checks need to be undertaken in this area, please.
- 176148 Dangerous road for cyclists, as cars speed along this road and pass very close.
A dedicated cycle lane is required to safely link Spalding and Pinchbeck.
This would allow adults to bike to and from Pinchbeck and school kids to safely cycle to schools reducing the need for parents to drive and inturn reduce emissions and congestion.
This could easily be accomplished by making the Spalding to Pinchbeck road one way, and then Wardentree Lane links back to Spalding (or bypass for heavy goods).
The other half of the Spalding to Pinchbeck road can then be converted to a dedicated cycle lane.
- 176147 This road needs to be changed to stop people parking when kids are going to school and leaving.
Cars parking down this road, makes it very dangerous for kids to bike to school, and also dangerous for kids to cross roads.
Only a matter of time until somebody gets hurt.
- 176146 Shared use path to the station from the car dealership getting very overgrown with invasive Buddleia and other shrubs.
- 176145 Please put a safe pavement from Short Ferry caravan park to Fiskerton. Since we haven't got a bus now as the original bus route was taken away. Our nearest bus is Fiskerton approx 2.5 miles on a dangerous road. There is a grass verge but it's not really suitable. There is a national cycle way and walk way on the opposite bank from Bardney to Lincoln but no access for us to be safe. The road being a classified B which unfortunately very large lorries use it to cut thru from Bardney to Lincoln. With boy racers and speeding motor cyclists it's a danger to walk. Just one side will be perfect please.
- 176144 Interesting story about Portugal's bike industry, based in Agueda - www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-59386433
- 176143 Cycle path too narrow for cyclists and walkers. Improve by removing grassy area and replacing with path - all the way to Harmston
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