Photo listing: dutch-style cycleways

#104880, nearby

Here the cycle lane splits. Right for cyclists, left for equestrians. The cyclists' option has barriers on the far side of the junction. The equestrians' option has no barriers. So everyone just takes the left fork, because it's easier.

#104879, nearby

Here the cycle lane splits. Left for cyclists, right for equestrians. The cyclists' option has barriers. The equestrians' option has no barriers. So everyone just takes the right fork, because it's easier. I mean, why wouldn't you? … [more]

#104878, nearby

Design vs user experience. Many cyclists are using the obvious, slightly bumpy route on the left. But the designer wants them to take the less obvious, more difficult route to the right. Bit of an oversight here - give people two options … [more]

#104114, nearby

Cycle crossings alongside the new A555 bypass. Not yet complete in this picture.

#104113, nearby

Cycle route continues west between the highway and a sports ground. I suspect the land behind the fence will soon become overgrown.

#104112, nearby

The cycle path leaves the main highway and continues west toward Woodford Road.

#104110, nearby

High quality access ramp to the cycle path along the new bypass.