Cycling... and Town Planning.

[Beeping-Sleauty]

Now that Colchester is one of the 'Cycle Cities', we'll certainly be looking forward to some interesting modifications to the cycling routes,

Planners, luv 'em or hate 'em, this will make you laugh....

Cycle Facility of the Month


be careful out there,

beeps

 

[JohnInStockie]

Simply Brilliant!

 

[Barnowl]

Don't get your hopes up. It's only a bus shelter. Bit of a dead end really. We have one with a bus shelter that renders it pretty useless when people are waiting for a bus.

 

[Beeping-Sleauty]

Don't get your hopes up. It's only a bus shelter. Bit of a dead end really. We have one with a bus shelter that renders it pretty useless when people are waiting for a bus.

...if you click on the arrows either side of the title , you'll see other bus shelters, and much more besides, it was the comments underneath the photos that had me smiling...

 

[Barnowl]

...if you click on the arrows either side of the title , you'll see other bus shelters, and much more besides, it was the comments underneath the photos that had me smiling...

Brilliant. Thanks for pointing that out. I missed the arrows at the top.

The Canal Side Cycle Path - Canal banks can provide excellent, attractive, hill-free cycle routes. This example from Volendam, The Netherlands, shows that a safe traffic free path can be created, even when space is at a premium.

 

[rustic]

Great images, I particularly liked September 2007 - I'd always thought that Essex County Council gave little consideration to their cycling community, but that image proves how wrong I was