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[Image taken 25.1.23] Outside St Luke's church, Burton Stone Lane, junction wiith Shipton Street, York. Centreline tarmac damage at a road narrowing. That infra requires people on cycles to move out into the carriageway. Cyclists ought to b ... [more]
[Image taken 25.1.23] Burton Stone Lane, outside St Luke's church, York. Cracking tarmac close to the kerb. Few people in York have learned to ride assertively. Plus low driving standards and high motorist speeds can force even the bravest ... [more]
[Image taken 25.1.23] Shipton Street junction with Burton Stone Lane, York. Centreline tarmac damage and potholes at a junction. All of this is a serious problem for people cycling. At any location. But the high speeds, and low standards of ... [more]
[Image taken 25.1.23] Outside 150 Burton Stone Lane, York. This looks like new tarmac. It seems to be already failing. The carriageways on this street are narrow, driving speeds much higher than the 20mph limit and people in cycles have to ... [more]
[Image taken 25.1.23] Burton Stone Lane, junction with Glencoe Street, York. Is this new tarmac that is already failing around an ironwork? Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Burton Stone Lane, looking north from outside Heron Foods, York. Centreline tarmac damage. Damage in the other direction and links see: #190160. Other image today and links: #190043.
[Image taken 25.1.23] Burton Stone Lane looking south just before the junction with Glencoe Street, York. Centre line damage to the tarmac. A real hazard for people cycling see: #190158. Continuation of the damage northbound see: #190161. O ... [more]
[Image taken 25.1.23] Burton Stone Lane, just north of the junction with Glencoe Street, York. Centre line damage. This is a serious hazard for people cycling. It can trap wheels and/or 'hold' them. Water gets under the surface, freezes, ex ... [more]
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190348 Hedge needs trimming otherwise it restricts walking especially when brambles threaten to narrow path.- 190347 I know the pavement is not an official cycleway, but it could be. If the vegetation was cleared from the pavement, there would be plenty of room for pedestrians and cyclists. The A38 is simply not safe for cyclists. We really need a proper, safe cycleway into Bristol along the A38.
- 190346 Hedgerows are old and need to be maintained - it's more of a problem that plant material is left to rot on the road and it gets very muddy at the margins, with only a narrow strip in between that is walkable.
- 190182 20mph as the street is in constant use for the GP and community centre, and the slope tempts drivers to drive down the hill too fast.
- 190181 Pedestrian/ bike path to the Park & Ride from the bike path, to save a long route round on the pavement by the main road.
- 190180 20mph limit as the street is a busy walking and cycling route to the primary school and nursery.
- 190179 Pavement needed on this side of road to get to Gateway bus stop. Resident has sustained permanent injury trying to get to bus stop and nearly being hit by vehicles.
- 190178 No pavement on this side of road, dangerous for residents walking between Church Road and Coronation Ave, cannot safely access bus stops.
- 190177 No pavement on this side of road, dangerous for residents walking between Church Road and Coronation Ave, cannot safely access bus stops.
- 190176 No pavement on this side of road, dangerous for residents walking between Church Road and Coronation Ave, cannot safely access bus stops.
- 190151 This road is very narrow and cars travel in excess of 30mph regularly. I walk my grandchildren to / from school and it is very dangerous.
- 190150 Make this stretch of road 30mph, it would be safer for motorists, cyclists and the herd of cows that use the road from time to time!
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