LancsCycleSam

@cyclesam.uk

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The poster formerly known as @MCRCycleSam Walking, Cycling, Urbanism. https://cyclesam.uk/

a longtail cargo bike with large panniers full of shopping in a supermarket car park.
chapel street in salford. a nice wide block paved footway in the foreground, a smooth attractive wide red cycle track, sustainable drainage with planting, and a much narrower and resurfaced roadway. A railway viaduct in the background
A thick mature tree takes up the majority of a footway width. The adjacent cycle track is also slightly squeezed by it. The adjacent roadway is two-way traffic and already minimum width for buses.
An indoor air conditioning unit over a TV
Old style signpost om a road with destinations such as Bury, Burnley and nearby
A junction with wide red cycle tracks and crossings
a masterplan for a gyratory in burnley. one side has been closed to motor traffic and motor traffic is sent round the other side on a new two way road.
A quiet residential street. A large minibus entirely blocks the footway
artists impresion of a street in nelson with nice paving, cycle tracks, crossings etc.
Engineering plans of a main road in Nelson Lancashire with improved footways and cycle tracks added.
google satellite view of a tram track crossing a small two way road at a tight angle not safe for cycling across. cycle tracks spur off the road and cross the tram tracks at shallower angles.
The valley under pendle hill on a sunny day.
A stopped up highway and a modal filter in Lancashire. The footpath crosses both side road mouths and bollards prevent car entry. One has a no motor vehicles sign.
graph showing solar generation in kW per hour over the course of the day. String 1 (eastern roof) starts with a larger generation curve peaking at 3.3kW, then String 2 (western roof) takes over later on with a peak of 1.6kW
screenshot of strava page for victoria dock parkrun showing a time of 29:04 and pace of 5:43. The map and splits are below, including PR times for 5k, 2 mile, 1 mile and 1k.
Side road crossing showing dropped kerbs inset into the mouth of the side road rather than being straight across. the dropped kerbs require the user to navigate cobbles as opposed to the smooth tarmac on the direct route. A car is partially parked across one side.