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14 issues found for 'dropped-kerbs':
Created by Paul D.Smith // 1 thread
On the northbound side of this road, the dropped kerbs at junctions are not dropped enough. On my road bike I hit the rims even at low speed so I'm forced to not use the cycle path on this stretch. Reported to Enfield Council 2019/02/10.
Created by FrenchyF // 0 threads
Dropped kerbs should be added at these locations, where the paths meet the road.
Created by FrenchyF // 0 threads
Dropped kerbs should be added at each end of the path between Captain's Road and Captain's Drive.
Created by FrenchyF // 0 threads
Dropped kerbs should be added in roughly these positions, where the paths meet the road.
Created by FrenchyF // 0 threads
There is a really nasty chicane in the middle of this path; it should be removed.
Dropped kerbs should also be added at the ends of the path, where it meets Lasswade Road (east) and the Burdiehouse Burn Valley Park path network (west).
The pedestrian crossing at Lasswade Road should be made into a toucan crossing.
Created by FrenchyF // 0 threads
Chicane at west end of path between Malbet Park and Yewlands Gardens; should be removed.
Created by Sefton // 1 thread
The Lovers Loan shared path through the Grange has at least 5 very tight barriers along its length, and missing dropped kerbs - especially at the crossing of Dick Place. Removing barriers or widening them would make it much more easy to use for bikes, buggies and wheelchairs. Even some double pushchairs don't fit!
Created by FrenchyF // 1 thread
Dropped kerbs should be added on either side of the road here, so that it's easier to get between the two paths.
Created by McD116 // 1 thread
Dropped kerb needed on this major cycling route to ease access to the passage at the side of West Register House.
Created by Angela Dyer // 0 threads
Finish off Camp Cycle Route between Cell Barnes Lane and Drakes Drive by providing links to adjoining roads - Burnside (dropped kerbs required)
Created by Angela Dyer // 0 threads
Footway at junction London Road/Grosvenor Road/Alma Road to be made dual-use with dropped kerbs
Created by DaveE // 0 threads
The dropped kerb is about 5-10m down the pavement from where the cycle-path meets the road. This encourages cyclists to cycle along the pavement and there are no shared use signs to warn pedestrians.
Created by Shaun McDonald // 1 thread
Improving the connectivity from Bourne Hill over the A14 to Wherestead with dropped kerbs, allowing cycling and signing as a cycle route would be a step in the process to improving cycle access south from Ipswich to various places including Jimmy's Farm (a family leisure venue, which should be cycleable to by a family with young children), Shotley Peninsula, and the land route to Harwich International ferry port for cycling to The Netherlands.
Created by t1mmyb // 0 threads
This shortcut is technically pedestrians-only, but forms a useful link from the environs of Bath Spa station (Widcombe) to Holloway, a dead-end for motor vehicles and therefore a quiet, if steep, climb to Bear Flat, Wellsway and beyond.
Dropped kerbs, barrier/chicane removal etc. would make this route usable by parents with cycle trailers, people on cargobikes and the like.
It was slated as a piece of work to be done by Bath & NE Somerset, but there's been no news lately.
5 threads found for 'dropped-kerbs':
A discussion on issue
Road bike? Beware dropped kerbs not low enough!
Hamish F
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A discussion on issue
Lovers Loan barriers and kerbs
Sefton
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A discussion on issue
Dropped kerbs
FrenchyF
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City Cycling Edinburgh
A discussion on issue
Dropped kerb - West Register House, Charlotte Square
McD116
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A discussion on issue
Upgrade footway on Wherestead Road over A14 to allow cycling and sign
Andrea Bredel
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