Photo listing: tracks
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This listing only shows photos within Burford.
Go to the national CycleStreets photo listings for photos beyond.
The footpath between Talbot and bridge is too narrow for social distancing, and no space for cyclists to move further into the road to allow space for pedestrians.
Pavement is only on one side and too narrow for social distancing . It needs widening and the speed limit reduced to 20 mph or lower.
Narrow road leaving the town with no pavement. The road leads to footpaths and campsite and so there are often people on foot having to walk in the road. Pavement is needed
Narrow road leaving the town with no pavement. The road leads to footpaths and campsite and so there are often people on foot having to walk in the road. Pavement is needed
Narrow and non-continuous pavement forces pedestrians to walk close together. Wider, continuous pavement needed along this road
The narrow section at the top of corn street makes social distancing impossible for people walking and cycling. There needs to be less space given to motor vehicles to drive and park. Perhaps make it one way and paved
Road shared by cycling and pedestrian commuters incl children with narrow enclosed footway and >10,000 vehicles a day including frequent 6 axle hgv’s.
Dangerous. A shared pedestrian and cycle path way with insufficient room for both to pass at points, even without social distancing. Its on a hill with a fast road next to it with nowhere for a car to veer to avoid anything on the road. … [more]
Remove the parking spaces in this area to allow wider pavements around the bus stop and the Old Mill.
Pavements are far too narrow, road should be cut down to one lane, with priority signs or temporary traffic lights, to allow wider pavements.
Greenery needs to be cut back to allow the full width of the path to be used, ensuring distancing - will be more important as the industrial estates get back to full operation
Improve footpath and cycling access to the River Windrush to create a water sports facility, Canoeing, Punting etc
Create a wheelchair friendly footpath linking the new bridge to the Woolgate shopping centre and Langle Common
Very narrow footpath, often families and children are walking in the road to avoid each other. Widen the footpath.
The pavements are too narrow for pedestrians and have been designated as shared use paths. Vegetation is rarely cut back. Cars consistently ignore the zebra crossing. Someone will be killed.
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