Gallery: Rubbish provision at Arbury Park / King's Hedges Road

#10766, nearby

(Location approximate.) Cyclists are expected to cross a multi-lane highway into the new Arbury Park development. Such a missed opportunity.

#10767, nearby

(Location approximate.) Zero consideration given to cyclists' needs here around Arbury Park. Not a development to move into if you plan to ride a bike.

#10768, nearby

(Location approximate.) Zero consideration given to cyclists' real needs here around Arbury Park. Crossing the road involves a multi-stage crossing , and several >90degree turns. Not a development to move into if you plan to ride a bike ... [more]

#10769, nearby

Off-road cycle path opposite Arbury Park. As it is off-road, crossing side-roads is problematic, with vehicles liable to blocking it. (See next picture.)

#10770, nearby

Demonstration on one of the problems of off-road cycle paths, here opposite Arbury Park. Crossing side-roads is problematic, with vehicles liable to blocking it.

#10771, nearby

One of the problems of off-road provision - indirect crossings points. Sign reads 'end of cycle route' so only the near-side pavement is legally cycleable.

#10772, nearby

Pole in cycleway, here at the new Arbury Park development. Totally thoughtless and pointless.

#10773, nearby

Cyclists expected to do a 90-degree turn. A motorist would never stand for such incredibly thoughtless provision, here at Arbury Park.