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All photos in/around Oxford

Showing items 1 to 100 from total of 153 items. Ordered by photo # descending.

Photo #	Photo	Caption	Categorisation
36385		Disabled Cycles	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
34893		Oxford Cycle Network signage.	Route sign: Infrastructure
34892		High contrast local cycle route numbering, and faded NCN numbering (actually more visible in the photo than real life)	Route sign: Infrastructure
34890		Cycle (and pedestrian) routes signposted to their destinations.	Route sign: Infrastructure
32639		That's a "No Motor Vehicles" sign, but even though that sign explicitly includes motorcycles as being banned, they still frequently take this short-cut.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
32638		No Motor Vehicles. Note that there's no exceptions for access/taxis/council vehicles or police cars, and yet all these can often be seen passing this sign. I'm not sure what the loading restriction applies to, because at the other end of this section of Turl Street is another sign with different hours.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
32637		No motor vehicles except access, with another sign restricting loading - but I'm not sure what the loading restriction applies to, because at the other end of this section is another sign with different hours.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
32636		Vehicles over 5m long banned during the daytime, but the sign has to go the other way around and is confusing.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
31770		See "video" at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGqwg-8VvOo This van driver thinks it's acceptable to block the cycle path. Technically, they completely block the path as the space on the right hand side is in the door zone (where doors inexplicably open in front of cyclists). This photo was taken from a stopped car, waiting for traffic ahead.	Enforcement: Event
31599		The "CYCLISTS DISMOUNT" sign was removed after earlier complaints, but has reappeared. Presumably due to rightful complaints about pavement cyclists, but due to the ambiguous positioning partially on the highway, some drivers are assuming it applies to the carriageway through the roadworks.	General sign/notice: Problem
30858		CYCLISTS DISMOUNT sign used at the 2011 Iffley Road (Oxford) roadworks, against the advice in DfT Traffic Advisory Leaflet 15/99: "Where access is permitted for motor vehicles, "Cyclist Dismount" signs should not be used. The hazards to cyclists at roadworks are rarely great enough to justify this measure. In any case, cyclists are likely to ignore such instructions."	General sign/notice: Event
29053		A conspicuous car conspicuously parked in the mandatory cycle lane on the Woodstock Road outside Somerville College	Car parking: Problem
24607		Priority over sideroads in Oxford	Cycleway: Good practice
24586		Marston Cyclepath, Oxford's nearest equivalent to Midsummer Common etc. in Cambridge	Cycleway: Good practice
24523		On-street cycle parking, on-street rather than on the pavement, marked with a 'Cycles' marking	Cycle parking: Good practice
24522		Keble College	Destination: Misc
24521		Pedalo cycle parking (not great, but technically secure)	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
24520		Talk given to Cambridge cycle campaigners by an officer at Oxford County Council	Other: Event
24519		Pedalo cycle parking (not great, but technically secure)	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
24518		Cambridge cyclists visiting Oxford	Other: Event
24517		Talk given to Cambridge cycle campaigners by an officer at Oxford County Council	Other: Event
24516		Cut through for cyclists	Cycleway: Good practice
24515		Cycle track near Pitt Rivers	Cycleway: Infrastructure
24514		Over-the-top anti-pedestrian chicane arrangement	Obstruction: Problem
24513		Horribly narrow cycle lane coupled with irregular surface	Cycleway: Problem
24511		Double-row cycle parking	Cycle parking: Good practice
24510		Bollard-controlled closure, but cut-through for cyclists	Cycleway: Good practice
24509		Shortage of cycle parking here	Cycle parking: Problem
24507		Electric hybrid buses in Oxford	Other: Good practice
24506		Nice accessible crossing without barriers	Road environment: Good practice
24505		Nice bridge next to the river	Cycleway: Good practice
24504		Two-way cycle way on Donnington Bridge Road, enabling from-North to-North movements	Cycleway: Good practice
24503		Two-way cycle way on Donnington Bridge Road, enabling from-North to-North movements	Cycleway: Good practice
24502		Two-way cycle way on Donnington Bridge Road, enabling from-North to-North movements	Cycleway: Good practice
24501		Two-way cycle way on Donnington Bridge Road, enabling from-North to-North movements	Cycleway: Good practice
24500		Two-way cycle way on Donnington Bridge Road, enabling from-North to-North movements	Cycleway: Good practice
24499		Two-way cycle way on Donnington Bridge Road, enabling from-North to-North movements	Cycleway: Good practice
24498		Seemingly rather pointless bit of pavement cycle path - probably best removed for the sake of pedestrians	Cycleway: Problem
24497		Narrow cycle lane - mixed views about this within our group	Cycleway: Infrastructure
24496		Narrow cycle lane - mixed views about this within our group	Cycleway: Infrastructure
24495		Narrow cycle lane - mixed views about this within our group	Cycleway: Infrastructure
24494		Narrow cycle lane - mixed views about this within our group	Cycleway: Infrastructure
24493		Crossing points on Oxford High Street give priority to walkers rather than cars	Road environment: Good practice
24492		Cycle bypass on Oxford High Street	Cycleway: Good practice
24491		Oxford High Street - well-surfaced and a very uncluttered environment	Road environment: Good practice
24490		Magdalene Bridge	Road environment: Infrastructure
24489		Magdalene Bridge	Road environment: Infrastructure
24488		Interesting cycle filter to disuade cars cutting in front of cyclists when turning left	Cycleway: Good practice
24487		Cycle symbol in the middle of the road, on Cowley Road	Cycleway: Good practice
24486		Cycling along the Cowley Road - a bit chaotic	Road environment: Problem
24485		On-road cycle lane	Cycleway: Good practice
24484		No Pavement Cycling sign in a window	Car parking: Good practice
24483		Cycle lane using up the remaining width of the second lane, though it is in a dooring zone	Cycleway: Infrastructure
20991		If we must have wheelbenders, this is a good use of them - outside St John's College, Oxford	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
20990		Cycle parking slipped in at a minor road narrowing.	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
20989		Unnecessary break in the cycle lane at the start of the bus- and bike-only lane to the left.	Road environment: Problem
20988		Buses and bikes only to the left; no entry ahead; cycle lane and cars turning right at the Ashmolean Musuem, Oxford	Road environment: Infrastructure
20987		A decent attempt at providing enough parking at the Taylorian Institute, Oxford	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
20986		Cycle parking at the newly extended Ashmolean Museum, Oxford - but you'll have to carry your bike up the steps.	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
20985		Very confusing - no parking lines within a parking bay.	Road environment: Problem
19155		Bainton Bikes Ltd. is a family run bicycle hire company just setting up in Oxford. They recycle second hand abandoned bikes, by completely stripping them, repainting them and replacing all of the parts. www.baintonbikes.com	Bike shop: Infrastructure
19154		Bainton Bikes is a family run bicycle hire company just setting up in Oxford. They recycle second hand abandoned bikes, by completely stripping them, repainting them and replacing all of the parts. Kevin Moreland states: "Once they are road safety checked we then offer them of hire schemes."	Bicycle: Infrastructure
17863		No cycles or cycling allowed in the park.	General sign/notice: Misc
17862		No cycles or cycling allowed in the park.	General sign/notice: Misc
17861		Bicycles strictly forbidden	General sign/notice: Misc
17860		No Bicycles, either wheeled or ridden	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
17490		New Road - 20mph	Cycleway: Infrastructure
17489		Park End Street cycle lane	Cycleway: Infrastructure
17488		Frideswide Square Bus Area	Cycleway: Infrastructure
17487		Botley Road Railway Bridge - No cycle lane! - take special care --- Pull out into the traffic. Or scoot along the gutter. Or walk.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
17486		Roger Dudman Way - take special care - watch out for lorries turning left across you.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
17485		Abbey Road - take care - Watch out for cars turning right across you when traffic is standing.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
17484		From Binsey Lane - Cycle Lane is 90cm, which doesn’t seem to cause any major problems.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
17483		Bus Lane and Cycle Track - If you use cycle track, take care at bus stops.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
17482		Westway Bus and P&R Lane - Cars are allowed in bus lane if going to Park & Ride; ride in middle of the lane.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
17481		Westway Bus Lane	Cycleway: Infrastructure
17480		Bypass for junction with Cumnor Hill	Cycleway: Infrastructure
17479		Eynsham Road - Cycle lane is mostly 80cm. The car lane is also narrow and speeds are low.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
16437		Concrete mounting steps for tall horses or ordinary bicycles.	Other: Infrastructure
16436		Pedestrian underpass, enforced by barriers and hectoring signs. Wondering if this bit isn't legally a public bridleway too.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
16435		Half muddy and for horses, half paved for pedestrians, cyclists and owners of bad, blurry pinhole camera devices.	Road environment: Infrastructure
16434		Cycle route links up the city centre to Raleigh Park and ultimately Cumnor. Some hill-climbing and walking required.	Route sign: Infrastructure
16433		The route crossing the stream here is half tarmac and half cobbles and mud. Legally it's a public bridleway with motor vehicle access for the landowner to the paddocks beyond this bridge. You can see the locks on the bottom of the bollards. Practically it's rather a nice cycleway into town from North Hinksey. Watch out for pedestrians though.	Road environment: Misc
16432		This bit of the Thames Path is a signed cycle route between Botley Road and the South side of the City Centre.	Route sign: Infrastructure
16431		I feel welcome already. It's otherwise a signed cycle route. Perhaps it would be safer to take the main road?	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
16430		Funky horizontal/vertical tactile paving. This is the only sign that this bit of pavement is a (probable) cycle route into King George's Playing Fields.	Road environment: Infrastructure
16429		Looking East from the end of the off-road cycle route onto the mini-roundabout on Ferry Hinksey Road and Osney Mead. Bit of the busy industrial park visible beyond the roundabout.	Road environment: Infrastructure
16428		Love wins. Also a footpath and cycleway (and a bridleway, but a nice done-up one).	Route sign: Infrastructure
16283		A bit more cycle parking for visitors would be welcome at Oxford Brookes University.	Cycle parking: Problem
16282		Cuckoo Lane footpath, a pleasnt alternative to Headington Road.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
16281		There's a reasonably wide cycle lane up Headington Hill, except where it's narrowed by temporary signs.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
16280		The cycle lane up Headington Hill starts by running straight into a bus stop.	Obstruction: Problem
16279		Cyclists heading up Headington Hill can use a cycle lane between two lanes of traffic.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
16278		There's now no left turn except for bicycles at the east end of the High in Oxford.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
16277		New College Lane/Queen's Lane closure, Oxford	Cycleway: Infrastructure
16276		Cycle parking outside St Edmund Hall, Oxford	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
16275		The High, Oxford, closed except to buses, bikes and taxis from 7.30am to 6.30pm.	General sign/notice: Infrastructure
16274		Cut-through from Radcliffe Square to the High, Oxford.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
16273		Improvised cycle parking around the Radcliffe Camera, Oxford	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
16272		Broad Street, Oxford - could you ever provide enough cycle parking here?	Cycle parking: Infrastructure

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