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CycleStreets's Notes
Notes submitted or commented on by CycleStreets
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| 592950 | CycleStreets | Many of the components of this subway (including the connecting footways and ramps) are marked with bicycle=no which seems very extreme. Feedback from a user has suggested that it is possible to take a bike through this subway - either by riding or wheeling the bike. |
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| 563450 | CycleStreets | It's been suggested to CycleStreets that Queen Mary Road is a one-way street - can someone check and fix? |
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| 294570 | CycleStreets | Need to check this is actually a tunnel. It doesn't look like it based on
In particular, currently this section is not routeable, so if it is at-grade, it needs to be joined to the road:
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| 117697 | CycleStreets | It would be useful if pavement provision could be added in this area, as this would provide some routability between Maxwell Way and the other side of Gatwick Road. |
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| 303951 | CycleStreets | New bridge, and area around it, needs full survey. |
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| 367155 | CycleStreets | Does this cycleway connect to the road at this point? We've had a report of doubling-back. |
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| 408990 | radnaj | *very* narrow crossing. About 1,5 meters wide |
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| 330692 | This is a private driveway not a public road. All passage way (marked by means of a brown dashed line) between Cromwell Road and Brampton Road and Fairfax Road Allotments do not have any official road designation as "African Road" by Cambridge City Council. Please remove the labelling. |
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| 316064 | CycleStreets | A user of CycleStreets cycle routing has told us: "Greenway in London E15 looks like it will be closed from 8/02 until some time near the end of the year" Is anyone able to verify this, and if so, amend the data? We have asked the user for further information. |
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| 316071 | CycleStreets | Around this area is something called 'Prowles Cross' - a user of our cycle routing said: "When cycling from Yetminster to East Coker in Dorset, when crossing the A37 (Dorchester Rd) at Prowles Cross" and the route took them through this area. |