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Bo'ness Road in Grangemouth oil refinery. The footway has resumed, but the cycleway (see #102751) has yet to start.
The National Speed Limit applies on Bo'ness Road towards Grangemouth oil refinery. The footway ceases shortly, and only resumes at the refinery some distance past the narrow River Avon bridge.
The old road under the old railway bridge has been closed to motor vehicles, but remains open to cycling and walking into the Kinneil Estate.
An abandoned section of old road at Kinneil, with no connecting path to the footway on the new road, although it is not too difficult to walk across the grass.
The John Muir Way in Bo'ness has been resurfaced with smooth asphalt, and solar LED catseyes for lighting. However, the level crossing kissing gates remain.
The John Muir Way in Bo'ness has been resurfaced with smooth asphalt, and solar LED catseyes for lighting.
The John Muir Way path on the waterfront at Bo'ness has been resurfaced in smooth asphalt with solar LED catseyes for lighting.
Surely the 'End of Cycle Route' sign should be on the far side of the toucan crossing at Old Redding Road?
Ashton on Mersey Trafford near MCR Access from Banky Lane to off road Bridleway path. National Grid have replaced the access restrictions https://twitter.com/Cyclinstructor/status/785884042331684864 (A frame bollards and horse stile ) from ... [more]
The road is closed to motor traffic for construction of new town Northstowe but an attendant controls the construction vehicles to allow cyclists (and horses and pedestrians) to pass through the works.
This crossing across the A9 took a while to cross. I wouldn't want this to be my route to and from work.
The path into the Kinneil Estate starts off narrow and twisty, but later widens out into more of a track.
NCN76 goes up this flight of steps to the Kinneil Estate. Smooth earth next to the steps acts as a sort of wheeling ramp. A single sign - easy to miss on this downhill section of road. I don't know why the path at the top of the steps co ... [more]
You couldn't make it up! The A905/A904 road to Bo'ness is as flat as a pancake but NCN76 takes a hilly route via Inveravon and Kinneil Estate.
Falkirk Council has installed dozens of these End of Cycle Route signs around its patch, and like many of the others, this one is also not at the end of a cycle route.
NCN76 turns right here towards Bo'ness while the Inchyra Road route carries on towards Grangemouth oil refinery (although this is not signed).
A sign with its posts blocking part of the width of the shared-use footway along Inchyra Road. The path clearly predates the sign. If someone is coming the other way, one of you will have to slow down to let the other go first.
A road sign straddling the shared-use footway alongside Inchyra Road, with the posts more or less at the edges of the path, unlike the next sign.
The exit from Rannoch Park, a path from Rannoch Road, and their connection to the shared-use footway alongside Inchyra Road.
The shared-use footway alongside Inchyra Road. The person with the bike had ridden through Rannoch Park but dismounted at the awkward bit linking the park to the main road (see #102853).
Wherever men are at work in Uzbekistan (outside Tashkent), there are usually a few old bikes nearby.
While the John Muir Way signs give correct direction information, the HArTT cycle route signs tell people to cycle over a continuous crash barrier and down a steep embankment. The signs haven't been twisted around - they are bolted together ... [more]
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UPDATE https://twitter.com/Cyclinstructor/status/785884042331684864 The path has been resurfaced and the access much improved but still needs No Motorcycling signs No Motorcycling signs required at entrance to Trans Pennine Trail off-road s ... [more]
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102871 Flats on our estate are too small to store bicycles and are often stolen when kept in communal areas.
Residents can’t cycle because we have nowhere to keep bikes.- 102868 I need a safe shelter for 2 bikes
- 102844 Abbey Wood Road and Blithdale Road are part of the C18 route but have no facilities to lock your bike at any point. In general all the area has no parking facilities at all.
- 102829 So many people live in Hayles buildings, parking is limited and many of us are also non-drivers.
- 102828 Cycle parking needed here.
- 102827 Cycle parking needed here.
- 102826 Cycle parking needed here.
- 102825 Ledbury Estate - The flats on the estate are too small to store bicycles, and they cannot be kept on balconies due to fire regulations. There are many bikes locked up in various places around the estate, demonstrating an unmet demand for bike lockers.
- 102742 Signpost says access for walkers and cyclists.
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- 102729 We are a group of residents many of whom cycle to work and would really like a cycle stand -please!
- 102708 Please, install secure bicycle hangars (or storage)
- 102705 Popular you’re into London fir commuters. Would be great if test of journey can be done by bike
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