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Leeds to Bradford cycle superhighway CS1, Bradford Road, Stanningley CYCLE SUPERHIGHWAY ↑ Bradford 18mins ↑ Thornbury 8mins 🚲 CS1 🚲 Farsley Centre → 🚲 Westroyd Park →
No cycling facilities on this bit. Leeds to Bradford cycle superhighway CS1, Bradford Road, Stanningley
No cycling facilities on this bit. Leeds to Bradford cycle superhighway CS1, Town Street, Stanningley
No cycling facilities on this bit. Leeds to Bradford cycle superhighway CS1, Town Street, Stanningley
No cycling facilities on this bit, except from comments on other photos in this area the strip of lighter coloured but fragmenting surface treatment is a visual narrowing feature. Leeds to Bradford cycle superhighway CS1, Town Street, S ... [more]
Route continues in a faded elephants footprints markings across Swinnow Lane. Leeds to Bradford cycle superhighway CS1, Stanningley Road, Leeds
Route continues in a faded elephants footprints markings across Swinnow Lane. Leeds to Bradford cycle superhighway CS1, Stanningley Road, Leeds
Life Cycles, Bike shop / café Leeds to Bradford cycle superhighway CS1, Stanningley Road, Leeds RISK OF GROUNDING
Leeds to Bradford cycle superhighway CS1, Stanningley Road, Leeds CYCLE SUPERHIGHWAY ↑ Bradford 30mins ↑ Stanningley 7mins 🚲 CS1 Via crossing ← Bramley Station ⇄ 🚲 Rejoin carriageway
The way out is up the ramp on the left and continue passing an entrance to the station down the far ramp. Straight ahead the gate to Granary Wharf was locked.
Compare with image taken three years previously in #113555. The cycleway has moved from the paved area on the left and I think they reused the graphic.
Flags in Briggate Leeds. These look very cheap and flimsy compared to those in Strand, London see #194185
There's some excellent new cycle infrastructure in Leeds - only buses, taxis and bikes can now use Leeds Bridge.
New steps at Skelton Grange road bridge demonstrate just how inaccessible they are for so many users. @HarworthGroup putting profit before people. Profits of 94M in 2021 . New dedicated walking & cycling bridge needed here. https://t.co/B9 ... [more]
[Image taken 1.12.22] Coffee table, Moda, New York Square, Leeds. [Please note: location is approximate] Overview of the changes taking place at City Square. Positive language (“transform”, “people-first environment”) that starts fr ... [more]
[Image taken 1.12.22] Coffee table, Moda, New York Square, Leeds. [Please note: location is approximate] There was lots of female empowerment in the shared spaces in Moda. But this copy of Yorkshire Business Woman (https://yorkshirebusiness ... [more]
[Image taken 1.12.22] Moda, New York Square, Leeds. [Please note: location is approximate] Alas no images of the cycle parking. It was unusable. Tiered racks which were too close to each other and to the wall - you couldn't have loaded a cy ... [more]
[Image taken 1.12.22] Moda, New York Square, Leeds. Art at the entrance to a toilet. Moda is a build to rent scheme: https://modaliving.com/live/location/leeds. Other image here today: #188359. Other images today: #188355.
New road improvements here including bike stands. This replaces the stands which have gone from Kirkgate.
[Image taken 1.2.22] North Concourse, Leeds station. [NOTE: No streetview this location.] Model of racing cyclist all made out of Lego. URL on the shoe credits brightbricks.com. Other images today: #178568, #178569, #178570.
Advanced warning for NCN668 left turn. The obvious is to continue on Meanwood Road but the NCN route continues through a park. Sheepscar, Leeds (England, United Kingdom)
Tunnel under A1. Official NCN67 continues behind the fence next to the road above the subway. If there was a hole in the fence the right bank could be a connected path. But the local residents might not be keen on this due to the noise from ... [more]
Crossing point with a dropped curve to path. Path is currently overgrown but there is a bus lane cyclists can use.
Former railway bridge at Newton Kyme (on the Wetherby-Tadcaster line, apparently the first casualty of the Beeching cuts), now reopened as part of NCN route 665.