Photo listing: tracks (problem)
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This listing only shows photos within a square radius of 50 kilometres of the centre of Praha.
Go to the national CycleStreets photo listings for photos beyond.
Wythenshawe Manchester Path going North is very overgrown. Probably because the surface is bad and promotes weed growth. See #194700 for how it should look
The poorly surfaced path from Whitriggs Road leads to the museum centre car park in Woodhead Road. It appears to be signed as a public path, but do the gates get locked at night?
The council should consider widening the pavement over the motorway bridge to incorporate a cycle lane for families and school children cycling from Kenn village to Clevedon.
The route across the vacant ground leads directly to the shops and the toucan crossing across Nitshill Road. This will be lost if the land is redeveloped without a formal path being formed.
The waste ground between Nitshill Road and the path to Woodhead Road needs tidying up and a formal path established.
Widen footpath on The Green just below the bus stop and enable this by removing parking bays on north side of The Green outside the museum
Widen pavement on west side and enable this through removal of parking bays on east side of Town Street
Widen pavement and enable this through removal of on-street parking bays on eastern side of Town Street
[NOTE: Compare with a week later: #194141.] [Image taken 14.5.23] Malton Road, Huntington / York. Pedestrians and cyclists use other footway sign. Except it’s not a footway. It’s a formal cycling and walking route. It’s even segregated. … [more]
The path across the bridge is quite narrow and there are many bikes that don't slow down for pedestrians. Is there some sort of calming measure that could be put in place to slow the bikes and scooters down, maybe rumble strips at … [more]
CARS PARKED AT THE BAR ALL THE TIME. YOU CANNOT CROSS THE ROAD BECAUSE DRIVERS ARE BLOCKED AND CAUSING TRAFFIC JAMS AND YOU'RE AFRAID TO CROSS BECAUSE THEY CAN'T SEE YOU AS ALL THE CARS ARE PARKED ON THE CORNER
The continuous drop kerb here just results in the pavements being completely covered in cars a lot of the time
[Image taken 16.4.23] Haxby Cycleway, York. My second encounter with someone riding a new or new-looking Jorvik e-tricycle in two days (see: #192971). I flagged down this rider to ask if I could take a photo to show the width of this route … [more]
The one and only pavement on this part of Mill Lane slopes at such an angle that wheelchair users, baby buggies, pedestrians who have difficulties with walking, all have to walk in the road, amid parked cars and fast traffic.
This junction is much too wide and sweeping to cross safely, and also includes no provision for crossing (no dropped kerbs or island).
Surface joining the two paths needs resurfacing, is just pure mud on the path surface now, not disability friendly
Make a shared cycle path from station junction to keep cyclists off of the busy narrow single lane then further up the path have a safe exit from the path onto the road where there are two lanes maybe put in a cycle lane up to the traffic … [more]
All of the junctions along A27 are bad, but this one is really bad. You have to check 3 different directions and drivers do not care about people trying to cross the road. Also no safe cycle route on a dual carriageway
Parking close to junctions here makes it dangerous for cycle users on the road as cars need to pull out into the road for visibility, where they can hit cyclists. Increase the use of double yellow lines
Walking route needed through the station car park as the path by the back of Kwik Fit is overgrown, not overlooked and dark.
The footpath all along here from the new houses is too narrow and overgrown to walk along as cars speed past.
Footpath needs improving as it makes it hard to safely cross to Macknade and out into the countryside.
Widen pavement and prevent car parking, road is very thin and narrow with parked cars, too many close passes of cars driving too fast.
Junction as a whole is difficult for pedestrians, with cars coming from 5 directions including from the petrol station which cross the footway
Narrow pavements (c. 0.5m in places if that) and no crossing provision for pedestrians. Peds and drivers cannot see each other. Not a safe environment for cycling due to poor vis splays and lack of anticipation of cycle use from drivers. … [more]
Cars fail to obey Highway code change giving pedestrians right of way - provide continuous footway in this location, due to volume of school children using this route.
The wonderful old street trees along Kennedy Road are unfortunately making it dangerous to use the pavement, especially with a pram or mobility aid. Adding build-outs to increase the width of the path would also help reduce traffic speeds. … [more]
This path is very steep on this side of the stream. There is enough space here to make this path much less steep by adding some zig zags.
Remove narrow cycle barriers and widen footpath. The current barriers are very narrow and difficult to navigate even without a push chair or mobility aid.
The pavement should be wider where the crossing is. The pedestrian button timer should also be shorter. Currently people walking to and from Wyle Cop/Dogpole get stuck behind people waiting for the lights to change.
This looks as if it was built for shared use, but as there's zero cycle infrastructure here, I doubt it.
This looks as if it was built for shared use, but as there's zero cycle infrastructure here, I doubt it.
Remove grassed area on pavement and replace with tarmac. Make path a shared path between Backwell and Fax Bourton. Enables people to walk/push pushchairs alongside each other and gets rid of a muddy mess. Also, removes cyclists from busy … [more]
The junction here forces pedestrians to take a circuitous route if they want to carry on on Drove Road
The pavement here is now used as a parking space for the car dealership. Pedestrians are forced into the roadway and there is a blind corner. There has been at least one serious accident here in the past few years (following which the car … [more]
This junction is very dangerous for pedestrians crossing Percy Road while travelling east or west along Station Rd and Oldfield Rd. There is no good place to cross, apart from adjacent to the railway when the level crossing is closed and … [more]
Road is almost too narrow for two cars. Cars pass through too quickly. Being bordered by a building and a high hedge passing through here on foot has become very risky. A traffic calming "bottleneck" forcing the two directions of motorised … [more]
There's lots of scope for cycle routes across Brent Meadow and under the Wharncliffe viaduct - nothing but footpaths now.
Amazon are very dangerous here, having blinded trucks exiting while allowing workers to park on the junction. 3 people have died already.
There is no pavement for pedestrians to use when walking along the B3133 from Kingston Bridge to Kenn village. The verge is very narrow and dangerouly rough to walk along. Create a pavement from Kingston Bridge along the B3133 to Kenn
Road too narrow for pathway but maybe traffic calming to allow us residents a chance to walk cycle in safety.
Road too narrow for pathway but maybe traffic calming to allow us residents a chance to walk cycle in safety.
In response to the other tag here ( #189787 ): a gate has been there since approximately 1957 and has naturally been replaced by similar gates over the years. The gate is not locked and a public footpath waymarker disc has now been added to … [more]
Pavement should be 1m wide but decades of neglect from North Somerset Council contracts has left it barely half that due to the encroaching vegetation overgrowth.
Pavement from Haberfield Bridge to a point opposite island, near Pill Road junction. Also install a cerntral island on A369 for pedestrians to cross, so meeting one of the priorities for a 'first and last mile’ access improvement to the … [more]
Pembroke Road, tree roots have raised the pavement around many of the trees making it bumpy and very uneven, thus a trip hazard and I myself have fallen down. Also council needs to remind all homeowners/residents to cut overgrown … [more]
Footpath has not been maintained for far too many years, is rutted in places and gets very muddy. Needs attention such as gravel or reclaimed asphalt from road resurfacing and then levelled off, as at the moment it’s a trip hazard. Thank … [more]
The path between Flax and Backwell is more often than not overgrown with weeds, blocked by overgrown hedges or impassable due to mud. It is not a safe route to school. Kids forced to walk on the top of the left hand verge near the road to … [more]
Very narrow section of path dangerous when lorries and buses are passing, needs to be widened, remove vegetation .
There is very limited pavement at the bus stop opposite Brockley Stores. With the current improvemnts for bus services it would make sense for pavement to be provided down to the Brockley crossroad traffic lights. Together with a safe … [more]
The road here is dangerous with fast traffic that often exceeds 40 mph. A pavement between this spot and Swiss valley/ Holly Lane would enable more children and parents to walk safely from the Village to the local primary and secondary … [more]
Need a path over the green between Baltic Place/Precinct and the slipway, there is only a diagonal path to Methodist Church.
There is no pavement through the village. The volume and speed of traffic makes it very difficult for pedestrians and cyclists. The width of the road could be increased by cutting back the hedge and removing the silt on the north side of … [more]
Widen pavement and Mead tennis courts path to create safe cycle link from the shop/Mead Lane to the school
Pavement is too narrow and kerb too low. Widen pavement and raise kerbs for safe access to bus stops, pub, safe route to school.
Add new section of pavement on south side of A370 by removing central hatched area in carriageway. Add new crossing point with central island at western extremity of new footpath for safe route to school and Charlton Childrens Nursery
Crossing point with central island to serve bus stops in each direction, access to pub and lay-by, food van. Safe access to school for local residents.
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