River Dour Greenway route sign missing at Crafford Street
The sign towards the Town Centre is missing. Previous view of the sign here:
57 issues found for 'signage':
Created by Gregory Williams // 1 thread
The sign towards the Town Centre is missing. Previous view of the sign here:
Created by Gregory Williams // 1 thread
The sign pointing into Alfred Road at Lorne Road is missing.
20mph sign has twisted round and a sign directing to the station is pointing slightly in the wrong direction
Created by Gregory Williams // 1 thread
The cycle / pedestrian route signs at the junction between the Crab & Winkle Way and Oyster Bay Trail at Stream Walk / Albert Street / Action Road have gone missing.
Created by Gregory Williams // 1 thread
The eastbound cycle / pedestrian route sign at the junction between The Boundary and Cotton Road has gone missing. Thus the route directions aren't complete.
Created by Gregory Williams // 1 thread
The westbound sign at the Cow Lane / Cotton Road junction is not bifacial, thus only benefits people already cycling along Cotton Road, not those approaching along Cow Lane from the south.
Created by Gregory Williams // 1 thread
The small cycle sign at the Westgate Court Avenue / Fisher Road junction, part of the cycle route between Archbishop's School and Canterbury Academy, is facing the wrong direction. Thus cyclists may get lost. It should be facing south into Fisher Road for cyclists approaching along Westgate Court Avenue from past the cemetery.
Created by Gregory Williams // 1 thread
When emerging from Stream Walk onto Old Bridge Road the NE-bound sign isn't visible. The sign is hidden behind a large hedge. Thus cyclists not familiar with the route may need to stop to find the sign in order to avoid getting lost.
Created by Gregory Williams // 1 thread
The signage for the Tannery Field (aka Bull Field) shared cycle / foot path has gone missing. Therefore it's not clear to all users that it's a shared cycle path.
Created by Gregory Williams // 1 thread
Signs towards Sustrans routes to help divert cyclists away from the dangerous A2 dual carriageway.
However, the routes shown aren't totally accurate. All of the best routes for these destinations will head towards and onto NCR18. First, turn right onto the A28 at the traffic lights (walk across using the nearby controlled crossing if needed), then turn left into Ten Perch Road. Head across at the first roundabout, then almost across (11 o'clock position) onto shared cycle path at the second roundabout. This leads to NCR18 (Great Stour Way). At the T-junction with the Great Stour Way, turn left to head towards Chartham and Ashford. Turn right to head into Canterbury and towards Whitstable (via NCR1) and RCR16 (via NCR1 bound towards Sandwich (Not towards Whitstable when you see the signs)).
The pictured sign needs correcting, and the onward signs need to be added, since they're not present.
Created by Joseph Tucker // 1 thread
A friend recently smashed her shoulder by cycling into the car trap which awaits anyone who misses the "Except guided buses" sign and then misses the "Car trap" sign, while heading from North Station towards Milton Rd.
In the dark, this is actually an easy mistake for an inexperienced rider, since
a) you believe that you're on a road when actually you're on a piece of Guided Busway
b) these signs can appear to belong to the cycle path, where they are mounted.
These sign posts have been put up long ago but there are no cycle route signs on them yet.
Created by Andy Field // 1 thread
Lack of signage to indicate hidden corner and t-junction coming out of underpass on guided busway heading into Cambridge
Created by Eleanor Blair // 1 thread
Bus gate at Clay Farm Centre is marked with a "no entry except buses" sign - this route it used by many bikes, and should probably be changed. I'd rather not go through no-entry signs, but I do at the moment as it's the only sensible route by bike from Trumpington Park Primary to Lime Avenue.
Created by User 3090 (deleted) // 1 thread
Pavement on west side of James Street is signposted for shared use by cyclists and pedestrians, but is far to narrow and not clearly marked out into lanes.
Signpost a route as shown from Calside to Brooms Road. This is the quietest and least hilly route and coupled with the other suggestions would make a more pleasant route into town by bike.
Remove the chicanes along the playing fields at the points shown so people using bikes, wheelchairs and pushchairs can use this path.
There is a quiet route to the Maidenbower path via Aspen Crescent. This is tricky to find and easily missed as it is not signposted. A quick win to put some signage in.
Another hidden away route for accessing the Maindenbower path from Calside. Signposting this would be a quick win. The path would also benefit form being widened to allow cyclists and pedestrians to pass comfortable. Widening the chicane or replacing with a bollard at the top would enable people using bikes, wheelchairs or pushchairs to get through too.
There is no clear route through the housing here to join the shared use path on Park Road.
Created by Heather Coleman // 1 thread
I've noticed a few of these around Cambridge where there's a "no through road" sign but it's a through road for cyclists and pedestrians. As there's a post already, if the council had a ready-made stock of plates saying "except cycles", "except pedestrians", a single operative could affix the plate below the sign to made it correct. It is highly deceptive and not serving those using non-motorised transport if they go the long way round not realising they can get through a quicker route.
The SUP alongside Millerhill Road should be better signposted
Created by David Dowden // 1 thread
New Lidi retail development taking place next to cycle superhighway ,which will have improvements .
At East side of development there is a footway connecting Grangefield road and Richardshaw road which is on Leeds cycle map as a cycle route. This is used as a quiet/quicker short cut from Pudsey saving using busy Richardshaw Lane.
However there is no signage to use this route and also footpath /bridleway is in poor condition , rubbish , lighting issues , Could funding from this new development be used to improve this /cycleway/footpath.
16/06865/COND | Consent, agreement or approval required by conditions 6, 14 and 33 of Planning Application 15/05095/FU | Former Belgrave Works Town Street Stanningley Pudsey LS28 6HB
There is a short section of one way road at the end of Greenbrae Loaning. This road appears wide enough to accommodate a contraflow cycle lane which would make travelling across town by bike easier.
The Embankment, Twickenham is a two-way street. Many driver sseem to think it is one-way Westbound. Even the Cyclescape map wrongly marks it as one-way! It needs signage clarifying it is two-way, to avoid motorists being obstructive or abusive to cyclists lawfully riding Eastward along it.
15 threads found for 'signage':
Spokes East Kent
A discussion on issue
Eastbound route sign missing at The Boundary / Cotton Road
Gregory Williams
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Hazard near Cambridge North Station
David Earl
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A discussion on issue
No Entry at Clay Farm Centre
Tim Burford
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Cycling Dumfries
A discussion on issue
Route via playing field and Aldermanhill Rd
Rhian
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Cycling Dumfries
A discussion on issue
Signpost routes to Maidenbower path from Calside 2
Rhian
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Cycling Dumfries
A discussion on issue
Signpost routes to Maidenbower path from Calside 1
Rhian
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Cycling Dumfries
A discussion on issue
Pedestrian and cyclist signage through Troqueer
Rhian
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Cycling Dumfries
A discussion on issue
'Except cyclists' Greenbrae Loaning suggestion
Rhian
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A discussion on issue
Poor cycle signage through South Lowestoft housing area
Shaun McDonald
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A discussion on issue
Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2015
MJR
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A discussion on issue
Sign facing the wrong way
BrianInBeeston
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A discussion on issue
Frome Valley Greenway (Eastville Park)
Eric Booth
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A discussion on issue
Inadequate Cycle Signage
Eric Booth
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A discussion on issue
NCN55 Sir Matt Busby Way
JonathanF
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