New two-way cycle track at the foot of Kingston Bridge. https://t.co/k7dhrsshld
Racks opposite New Malden station are full but there's plenty of space for more!
Mount Pleasant Road between Norbiton and New Malden.
Stainless steel cycle racks - end ones have a tapping rail so that people with visual impairments using a stick can detect them.
I think these handle shaped wall fixings are for bikes.
Pump and work stand in front of Norbiton station, but it’s still wrong that so much of the prime forecourt space is given to motor vehicle storage!
The new traffic-free layout under the railway at Skerne Road in Kingston is now complete.
https://t.co/foyG8f5gJw
A3 parallel cycle route here on the local road parallel with the actual A3.
A3 parallel cycle route here on the local road parallel with the actual A3.
A3 parallel cycle route here on the local road parallel with the actual A3.
Hideous steps and stepped ramps. Masterpieces of inaccessibility :-/
To really rub it in that no cycling sign is lit - but not the rest of the bridge!
https://twitter.com/simon_nuttall/status/1101065625076727809
Useful link off A3 parallel route
Link through a wooden chicane to the parallel A3 route at the end of this private riad.
A rather pathetic atempt at a cycle by-pass to a pinch point. 30cm narrow lumpy cycleway goes up and over a grassy build out.
Gloucester Road, Kingston
Shark's Teeth on Gloucester Road, Kingston
Mini-roundabout Kenley Road / Gloucester Road, Kingston
Advanced Stop Line, Kingston
Q19 Kingston cycleway becomes shared use at bus stop
Q19 Kingston segregated cycleway
Q19 Kingston segregated cycleway
Combined cycle and zebra crossing on Portsmouth Road.
A combined zebra and cycle crossing in Kingston.
Racks near Kingston shopping area
A false speed cushion - this is just white paint creating the illusion of a speed cushion.
No space for cycling on this riverside path in Kingston
London Cycle Route 33 passing a bus stop and access to a residential cul de sac
London cycle route 33 from Kingston to Ham
Roads in central Kingston were closed on Saturday for Christmas shopping, with no allowance made for cyclists.
No space for cycling on this riverside path in Kingston
Roads in central Kingston were closed on Saturday for Christmas shopping, with no allowance made for cyclists.
Bikes, buses and taxis only here in central Kingston
I assume this No Cycling sign has been turned around.
Limited cycle parking at Kingston library
Contraflow cycle lane on Fairfield West, Kingston
Cycle and pedestrian crossing across the Kingston inner relief road
Short cut to road crossing, Kingston
No Entry Except Cycles on London cycle routes 33 and 74
London Cycle Routes 33 and 74 on a bus/bike/taxi-only route
London Cycle Route 75 crossing the Kingston inner relief road
London Cycle Route 75 crossing the Kingston inner relief road to join a bus & bike-only road
London Cycle Route 75 crossing the Kingston inner relief road
Shared-use footway and crossing by the Kingston inner relief road
Road closure at the Kingston inner relief road
Route signs at the north end of Springfield Road bridge
London Cycle Route 75 entering Kingston across the Springfield Road bridge
London Cycle Route 75 entering Kingston across the Springfield Road bridge
London Cycle Route 75 approaching the Springfield Road bridge into Kingston
London Cycle Route 75 turns right at this roundabout
Route signs on the edge of Kingston
Short-cut towards Berrylands station from the junction of cycle routes from Surbiton and Kingston
Short-cut to the junction of cycle routes to Surbiton and Kingston
The almost vanished green surface marks a short-cut to the junction of cycle routes to Surbiton and Kingston
London Cycle Route 75 from Berrylands station
London Cycle Route 75 from Berrylands station
London Cycle Route 75 from Berrylands station
London Cycle Route 75 passing under the railway at Berrylands station
Possible alternative access to Berrylands station and LCN route 75
Possible alternative access to Berrylands station
London Cycle Route 75 passing under the railway at Berrylands station, with space for decent cycle parking.
There's not a lot of point having dropped kerbs and route markings on the road if drivers can just park across them.
It's unfortunate that the sign might lead some cyclists to cut across in front of the roundabout.
Dead End except cycles sign on LCN route 75
London Cycle Route 75 turns right around the roundabout to Berrylands station
Link from London Cycle Route 31
Bridge on Sterling Walk, Berrylands
No Golf - but cycling is not a worry here.
Possible alternative route to Berrylands station
Junction of London cycle routes 31 and 75 - I don't know why the sign was placed over to the right when a pole was available to the left.
London cycle routes 31 and 75 crossing the Hogsmill River.
Car hiding the marking for London route 75
Signs for London routes 31 and 75
Short link: http://cycle.st/area/