Very bizarre recently installed cycleway outside the Police station that ends at a narrow section of the footpath, the whole cycletrack is only 10 metres long and ends abruptly just before a busy junction. Astounding that stuff like this is
Very bizarre recently installed cycleway outside the Police station that ends at a narrow section of the footpath, the whole cycletrack is only 10 metres long and ends abruptly just before a busy junction. Astounding that stuff like this is
Horrendous pinch point being created on Loampit Vale. And cycle lane further up being removed. https://t.co/dG1UJ63XhP
Cycleway beside the London to Greenwich railway
The Ha'penny Hatch bridge across Deptford Creek on the new Quietway from Waterloo to Greenwich
Q1, the new Quietway from Waterloo to Greenwich
Track beside the London Bridge-Greenwich railway
Q1, the Quietway from Waterloo to Greenwich, on the road south/eastbound, with a segregted track for north/westbound cyclists
Cycle stands at Ferranti Park
Q1, the Quietway from Waterloo to Greenwich, obstructed here by roadworks.
Actually for Q1, the Quietway from Waterloo to Greenwich, you need to use the crossing to the right.
Q1, the Quietway from Waterloo to Greenwich, forks to the right here.
Right and left turns on London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
Zebra and parallel cycle crossing on London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
Good segregated infrastructure for London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
Dropped kerb needed for this link under the railway
Right turn on London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich (and a cut-through beneath this block of flats)
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich, with temporary obstruction.
London cycle route 20 south to New Cross
Turn left on London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich, through Folkestone Gardens.
Temporary markings for London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
Road crossing on London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
Road crossing on London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich, passing below the East London Line.
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich, passing below the London Bridge-Brighton railway.
London's first Quietway, from Greenwich to Waterloo, turning right from the Surrey Canal Road
Cycleway south from the Surrey Canal Road
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich, turning left by the Surrey Canal Road
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich, turning left off NCN route 425
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich, turning right on NCN route 425
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich.
London's first Quietway, from Waterloo to Greenwich, to the left.
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[Original post via Leon Graham on London Cycling facebook page]
3 or 4 spaces would be useful here at the shops. There's currently nothing.
Hi there
We are in a block with 20 flats.
No storage for bikes.we all have bikes as we are far from station .i guess you would need two stands per flat .
Dieter berends
107 millard road,SE83GB
Kind regards
Quite a nice bit of path in Ladywell Fields, Catford.
London Cycle Network route 21 at Laban Dance, Deptford
No reason for this to be blocked by steps.
Strange world we live in, in which we close off a road, put in fancy surfacing, and then have to put up a sign warning people of an uneven surface.
Cut-through to Rolt Street, really - no provision for wheelchairs, buggies or cyclists
Cut-through to Rolt Street, really - no provision for wheelchairs, buggies or cyclists
Road closure and cycle route
Road closure and cycle route
Crude road closure that could be improved for cycle access.
TfL billboard trying to protect cyclists from left-turning trucks
Cycling is tolerated, but hardly encouraged, in Lewisham Parks
Cycling seems to be tolerated at best in Deptford Park.
Cycle route west from Folkestone Gardens
Cycle route through Folkestone Gardens
Another misplaced 'Cycle Lane' sign
Cycle route signs parallel to the London Bridge-Croydon-Brighton railway.
Totally unsigned cycleway alongside the new Clapham Junction branch of the East London Line (see my earlier #14009-14)
Totally unsigned cycleway beside the new Clapham Junction branch of the East London Line (see my earlier #14009-14)
Crossing to be installed on cycle route parallel to the new Clapham Junction branch of the East London Line. (This will be Surrey Canal Road station when urban regeneration funding arrives.)
Minimal cycleway signage passing under the new branch of the East London line to Clapham Junction.
Pedestrian/cycle path through a new development, Lewisham
New cycle parking at a new development
The trip hazard that I've been trying to get removed for the past 2+ years has now been removed. Yay.
Location: Blythe Hill, London (England, United Kingdom)
Yay there is now a sign for the Ravensbourne Green Way.
Sign mentioning the National Cycle Route 22, which is a bit misleading since the national route 22 is about 8 miles to the west and there is no more signage towards it after this sign.
Location: Bellingham, London (England, United Kingdo
This is a trip hazard for cyclists and pedestrians, the bar and pole need to be removed to make it safe.
London Cycle Route sign using the wrong coloured background. The National Cycle Route 22 doesn't go anywhere near Lewisham. The route number should have a blue background for local routes rather than red which is for national routes.
one way except cyclists with cycle path behind parked cars
Cycle only or emergency vehicles if you have the key for the gate
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We had to place a marshal in place to prevent anyone riding into this lovely obstacle that has recently appeared. This low bar is pretty dangerous if you miss it.
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Location: Forest Hill, London (England, United Kingdom)
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Location: Forest Hill, London (England, United Kingdom)
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Location: Forest Hill, London (England, United Kingdom)
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