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163677Photo #163677Trafford Park near Media City. The vegetation obstructing the walkway has started to be cleared. This is the best bit but still there is soil and debris that has not been cleared near the back of pavement to beyond the lamppost line. plants will very quickly take route and obstruct again. In the distance the vegetation has not been cleared forcing pedestrians to use the cycle section of the segregated route.Cycleway:
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163676Photo #163676Stretford Town Hall Trafford . Cycle lane lines and green are being repainted. They are being painted exactly the same sub standard width . Should be 2 metres minimum especially on this national cycle route 55 and as there is plenty of space. Not certain why the surface should be green here - it's not passing an entrance or even a dropped kerbRoad environment:
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162762Photo #162762The Life Centre, 235 Washway Road, Sale, M33 4BP . Cycle parking located undercover in car park area for 20 bicycles but partially blocked by equipment. There is a ground floor window that overlooks the parking area. Life Centre is used for local Covid vaccinations.Other:
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161778Photo #161778Canal towpath ends here - cyclists need to use busy Barton ROAD bridgeCycleway:
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161714Photo #161714NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - better off road - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161713Photo #161713NCN62 - off/on road section Trans Pennine Trail - better off road - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161712Photo #161712NCN62 - off/on road section Trans Pennine Trail - better off road - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161711Photo #161711NCN62 - off/on road section Trans Pennine Trail - better off road - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161710Photo #161710NCN62 - off/on road section Trans Pennine Trail - better off road - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161709Photo #161709NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161707Photo #161707NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161706Photo #161706NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161705Photo #161705NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161704Photo #161704NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161702Photo #161702NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161701Photo #161701NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161700Photo #161700NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161699Photo #161699NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161698Photo #161698NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161697Photo #161697NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161696Photo #161696NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161695Photo #161695NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161694Photo #161694NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161693Photo #161693NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161692Photo #161692NCN62 - off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161691Photo #161691Off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161690Photo #161690Off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161689Photo #161689Off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161688Photo #161688On/off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161687Photo #161687On/off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161686Photo #161686Off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161685Photo #161685On/off road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161684Photo #161684On road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161683Photo #161683On road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161682Photo #161682On road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161681Photo #161681On road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161680Photo #161680On road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161679Photo #161679On road section Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161674Photo #161674Trans Pennine Trail - off road ends here ?? www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161659Photo #161659Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161658Photo #161658Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161657Photo #161657Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161656Photo #161656Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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161655Photo #161655Slow traffic for Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukTemporary closure:
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161654Photo #161654Trans Pennine Trail - www.transpenninetrail.org.ukCycleway:
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158098Photo #158098Out today talking bollards, 198 to be precise within a half mile stretch. No wonder it was in excess of £40k.Enforcement:
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158097Photo #158097Surprise, surprise. You’d think the long line of new cycle posts outside each house on Lostock Rd would be a clue that motorists shouldn’t obstruct the path, but as usual, no. Is there a plan B?Enforcement:
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157611Photo #157611Manchester Stretford - Granby Road leading to Stretford Grammar School. Dropped kerbs will help.encourage cycle to school and connect to shared path on Edge Lane.Other:
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156610Photo #156610UPDATE *** Dec 2020 These stands are starting to be used more and not just by people on bikes.**** Aldi cycle parking 7 stands enough for 14 bikes.
The previous location of the Aldi had only a few cycle places AND not maintained ( #91816 ) - I hope these will be. twitter.com/Cyclinstructor/status/1335552244981395461 see also #52366		Cycle parking:
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155313Photo #155313poorly design merge onto a half width cycle lane Cyclists have to look over their shoulder while negotiating ladder paving then jink tightly right then left.Cycleway:
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155312Photo #155312shared use bus shelterCycleway:
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155303Photo #155303Pedestrian / cycle lift bridgeCycleway:
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155302Photo #155302Trafford WharfCycleway:
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155301Photo #155301Cycleway signalled crossingCycleway:
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155300Photo #155300Large hatched extension to the central island has made a huge improvement here. Traffic speed are now much lower. This could be further improved by installing a proper cobbled runoff zone on the hatched area to discourage drivers from cutting across, but a good job nevertheless.Road environment:
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154838Photo #154838Path needed for walking. Just totally disappearsTrack:
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154837Photo #154837So little space here. Should be made 1 way with contra cycle lanesCycleway:
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154836Photo #154836Needs segregation for cyclesCycleway:
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154835Photo #154835Narrow road with footpaths overtaken by trees. Footpath should be widened to accommodate social distancing and just general walking. Road could be made 1 way with cycling contra flow to accommodateTemporary closure:
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152904Photo #152904Urmston cycle parking for 6 replaces original stands for 4 bikes. Not as fancy but space for more bikes. See #100394 .
Nearby parking See also #44101		Cycle parking:
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152134Photo #152134The cycle crossings in this area are poorly maintained. This one doesn't drain properly, there's a big pile of mud which is a potential slip hazard for cyclists turning right.Obstruction:
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151848Photo #151848Worthington Park Sale Trafford . Could this gate off Cheltenham Drive be locked partially open ? ike the gate at Longford Park . This would allow free flow of walking wheelchairs mobility scooters and cycling traffic . See #101653 @worthpark . The gap is very narrow and during pandemics is a risk . Similarly the gate on Carlton Drive would be great. worthingtonpark.org.uk/ safestreetstrafford.commonplace.is/comments/5ef5f7d55581fb81cd238021Obstruction:
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151847Photo #151847Sale Sports Club Trafford . New buildling has covered cycle parking . Room for 10 bikesCycle parking:
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151846Photo #151846Stretford Longford Park Cycle parking by the disc golf course see also #101723 room for 10 bikesCycle parking:
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151845Photo #151845Stretford Longford Park Cycle parking well used by families compare to 2 years previous #101723Cycle parking:
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151213Photo #151213Dog excrement has been bagged and hung up on a sign post at head level on the approach to the footbridge on the North side of the River Mersey. The excrement will be festering inside the bag waiting for someone to accidentally break the bag to release the obnoxious contents . The contents potential for harm will have multiplied many fold during it's enclosure . The dog walker would have been better using the stick an flick method allowing the offensive material to decompose naturally away from the path. Or even just leaving the mess on the path would have been a lot safer than leaving this unexploded turd bomb. Reported to Trafford Request ID:1826208
Date and Time Submitted :09/09/2020 13:17 nannyknowsbest.blogspot.com/2017/03/stick-and-flick-shit.html www.trafford.gov.uk/residents/transport-and-streets/street-care-and-cleaning/secure/dog-fouling.aspx www.forestryengland.uk/dog-code		Other:
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150643Photo #150643Timperley. link St George's Crescent and Arderne Road . A useful link connecting Timperley . This image shows the lack of a surfaced path along a desire line and onto the access point See also #150642 . Bizarrely half of this path is smooth and well surfaced . It would not take much to improve the whole path ! Similarly on the network of paths in Timperley . Including Stoney Bridge #150637 #150639Other:
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150642Photo #150642Timperley. link St George's Crescent and Arderne Road . A useful link connecting Timperley . This image shows the lack of a surfaced path along a desire line and onto the access point See also #150643 .Other:
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150641Photo #150641Timperley. Stoney Bridge well named . A useful link connecting Timperley . This image shows the lack of a surfaced path along a desire line See also #150639 and #150637 . Peds on the left and the very narrow gap on the Right for cyclistsOther:
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150639Photo #150639Timperley. Stoney Bridge path. A useful link connecting Timperley . This image shows the lack of a surfaced path along a desire line. The useful bridge is shown on this image #150637Other:
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150637Photo #150637Timperley. Stoney Bridge well named . A useful link connecting Timperley . The next image shows the lack of a surfaced path along a desire line #150639Other:
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150533Photo #150533Cholmondeley Avenue to A56 Timperley . A modal filter. Could do with some TLC and resurfacing. Useful to avoid the busy traffic lights A56/Park Road which have very little room to filter and are impossible for the nervous person on a bikeOther:
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150466Photo #150466Albert Road Hale . Filtered road. Modal filter with inadequate and poorly located dropped kerb. Quite often the access is blocked by many parked cars (google view from Albert Road .Enforcement:
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150230Photo #150230Urmston in Trafford near Manchester Chassen Road mini roundabout junction with Flixton Road widens for cycle to rejoin but is blocked forcing cycles into path of following motorsOther:
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149971Photo #149971A bodge job by Highways England. Please beware of this dangerous surface, which has been reported twice.Pothole:
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149804Photo #149804Manor Ave Sale Reported 25/2/2020 ref 1607656 over 0.1m in depth a bicycle tyre width about .3m long. The pothole is invisible and dangerous to bicycle riders when there's a puddle here and the pothole is just where a cyclists may cycle North bound on Manor Ave. It's about 900mm from the road edge. Attached photo shows bike lock half submerged. UPDATE 3/3/2020 Your service request regarding Report a problem with a road, pavement or right of way has been updated. Unfortunately it is taking us longer than we expected to deal with your enquiry. We are very sorry about this and will contact you shortly.Pothole:
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148497Photo #148497UPDATE SEPT 2020 IT'S NOW CLEAR twitter.com/Cyclinstructor/status/1304465736455331840 Stretford near Manchester . The cycle lane is completely blocked by low branches that need cutting back. Reported again to Trafford Request ID:1793898
Date and Time Submitted:12/08/2020 09:00 twitter.com/Cyclinstructor/status/1292125385359065093		Cycleway:
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147718Photo #147718Barriers hinder access to Trans Pennine Trail, which is a direct route from my home to the recycling centre. Widen the opening by a few inches so bikes can get through.Cycleway:
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144746Photo #144746Sale Trafford Greater Manchester . Typical street twitter.com/Cyclinstructor/status/1285234035317506048Enforcement:
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143217Photo #143217Partington Warburton Lane Greater Manchester Disappointing to see that discriminatory A-frame/K-frame barriers are still proposed for a new route in Partington twitter.com/BikeWalkScoot/status/1286378073785589760/photo/1 . Should be bollards only.
@CWATrafford See Guidance from "A Guide to Inclusive Cycling" wheelsforwellbeing.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/FINAL-v3.pdf
Location - goo.gl/maps/w3sL3CRSKht4QD7H9 Obstructions like this block anyone not using a standard bicycle from accessing the new bridge.
twitter.com/BeeUrmston/status/1281513195954483201
The proposals to replace this barrier are not inclusive and are inadequate for when the path becomes more popular such as at weekends and school holidays.
The spacing of bollards must meet the standard recommended in local transport note

From LTN 2/08 [pdf] www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/329150/ltn-2-08_Cycle_infrastructure_design.pdf
8.14.4 Bollards are the preferred method of access control for larger vehicles, spaced a minimum of 1.2 metres apart, preferably 1.5 metres. For an additional deterrent effect, they can be installed as two staggered rows with a minimum 1.2 metres between rows (see Figures 8.5 and 8.6). Bollards should ideally be placed at least 5 metres from any bend or junction, so that riders can approach them straight on. Bollards can be hazardous on unlit routes and at sites where forward visibility is restricted by the layout or by other users.
SEE safestreetstrafford.commonplace.is/comments/5f094fe17b4bdf489965ca00/ Planning for this see publicaccess.trafford.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do		Obstruction:
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142947Photo #142947Segregate existing cycleway hereCycleway:
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142946Photo #142946Stanford Way used as rat run difficult to cross at Stamford st end. make one way towards Stamford new roadTemporary closure:
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142732Photo #142732Broadheath Altrincham . There used to be pop up cycle lanes in Timperley and then a pop up cycle lane here was to be set up until a few motorists complained. Now it's pop up driving and parking instead !Enforcement:
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142729Photo #142729Stretford Manchester . Cycle lane used for parking . It's also a bus stop ! Enforcement required.Enforcement:
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142725Photo #142725Hale Trafford - Obstructing barriers 2 sets . At both ends of the path.Obstruction:
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142723Photo #142723Hale Trafford - Obstructing barriers. At both ends of the path.Obstruction:
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142722Photo #142722A56 Stretford Manchester - Drivers can get out of the way of emergency vehicles when safe . Cyclists will slow or stop for you to enter cycle way #safestreetstrafford #safestreetssavelives demo by
@onetrafford twitter.com/Cyclinstructor/status/1273530830535737345

try to avoid cones but they won't hurt.		Other:
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142701Photo #142701Pop up Cycle lane used by lorry for parking. See also twitter.com/Cyclinstructor/status/1273530830535737345 after complaints from motorists they could not get out of the way of emergency vehicles A MYTH ! Pop up lanes use by pickup vehicle . This section of pop up lane is often used by the business MotorMania Used Car Dealer here for opportunity parking as well twitter.com/Cyclinstructor/status/1297570882672631809Cycleway:
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142697Photo #142697The pop up lane disappears completely passing the North bound lay by whereas on the South bound the pop up lane is continued. No idea why the discrepancy. The lay by on the N side is not even used !Cycleway:
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141513Photo #141513Separate existing cycleway from roadCycleway:
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141419Photo #141419Sale, Trafford - Park Ave warning signs but the road narrows sign is on a pavement and is leaving less than the legally required minimum of 1m. Coupled with the pavement on the other side of the road being CLOSED ! AND during Covid19 emergency #safestreetstrafford #safestreetssavelives edestrianliberation.org/the-law-2/
Obstructing the pavement with road works signage
The official guidance which states that “in no circumstances must the width of the footway be reduced to less than 1m, preferably not less than 1.5m” (Traffic Signs Manual, chapter 8 clause D4.4.1 pdf).
[pdf] www2.dft.gov.uk/pgr/roads/tss/tsmanual/tsmchap8part1.pdf Also those signs probably need sand bags in case of hogh winds. Email sent to expansionworks@virginmedia.co.uk twitter.com/Cyclinstructor/status/1278636863398514693		Other:
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141305Photo #141305Hale in Trafford Brooks drive . Looks to be a path here that has been well used. Not shown on RoW map .Track:
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140496Photo #140496Ashton on Mersey, Sale, Trafford. A new sign for pedestrians going to the school but the warning sign for motorists is obscured.General sign/notice:
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140488Photo #140488Urmston outside Bargain Booze next to trio bin 2 stands for 4 bikesCycle parking:
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140432Photo #140432Flixton - kerbs need dropping on both the main Flixton Road and the minor Flixton Road also path needs widening. Would avoid a nasty junction (Flixton Rd and Irlam Rd)Other:
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140417Photo #140417Stretford pop up cycle lanes. The signs need twice as many sand bags or they get blown over . I picked up about 30 signs on the popup cycle lanes on the A56 in Stretford and Sale on both sides of the road. They'd blown over in the wind . Each sign needs more sand bags at least twice as many ! Reported this and a damaged sign near the car wash Report It Trafford Request ID1740862Temporary closure:
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139683Photo #139683Urmston near Manchester - new cycle parking outside TBT Fitness (was RS McColl, see #107399). Just a little bit too close to the shop. 4 stands for 8 bikes.Cycle parking:
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139556Photo #139556Urmston - Cycle parking outside optician. This parking is in the wrong place. Just lke a driver wanting to park as close as possible to their home, a rider wants to see their bike when they shop or when waiting for a take away meal. As can be seen on the google image (the bike parked next to the post outside Vapours) why not utilise the signpost for parking restrictions - all is needed is a stand as part of the post in the shape of a lower case h . In the short term relocate one of the stands next to the sign post.
www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.4481764,-2.3638306,3a,75y,84.05t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sJl8avKcI62erPIYKIvwEIw!2e0!7i16384!8i8192		Cycle parking:
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139053Photo #139053Road is too narrow for bikes, buses and cars. I have been run off the road by bus drivers twice here, and cars are often sitting in a jam with no room for bikes to get round safely.
Make a clear cycle path and allow single lane car traffic.		Cycleway:
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