CycleStreets's Notes
Notes submitted or commented on by CycleStreets
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4003519 | CycleStreets | We understand there is cycle parking around here but cannot see it from the aerial imagery. |
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1679110 | fitzsimons | Think this has gone. Can someone local confirm and update if necessary? |
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4003410 | CycleStreets | Is there connectivity here for walking (or cycling also)? The aerial imagery appears to suggest some kind of bridge. |
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3998243 | CycleStreets | Is cycling permitted across Kinsey Road? There is a cycleway either side shown. |
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3986982 | CycleStreets | The western end of: osm.org/way/887360198/history is marked as: access=forestry which denies biking. This means, for instance, that routability is not possible from Northwest Express to Yabba Dabba Doo, as the short connection between these is denying biking. osm.wiki/Key:access gives the example of access=forestry, foot=permissive as an example of where access=forestry should be combined with another access-related tag. So should that, and the other forestry tracks in this area, have bicycle=yes added? At the very least, it seems implied that that very western end should have this. |
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2492555 | CycleStreets | Should this footway have bicycle=yes? The path by the cafe has bicycle=yes and there is a cycle park here. Sollte dieser Fußweg bicycle=yes haben? Der Weg am Cafe hat bicycle=yes und hier gibt es einen Fahrradpark. |
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3949563 | CycleStreets | Hobson's Conduit relation needs to continue north from here |
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2809883 | CycleStreets | Feedback from user: 'now changes to a cycleway filter, and one way into Kingsway' |
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2826494 | CycleStreets | We have received feedback as follows. Is this correct? "Not a bus gate, this link is open to general traffic turning left in from Shalesmoor." Currently there is motor_vehicle=no, psv=yes, indicating a bus gate. |
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3918675 | CycleStreets | There are various graves that need to be mapped:
and there are many smaller semi-informal paths. So it would be good to survey the area in more detail. |