Photo listing: other (good practice)

#58381, nearby

A junction with a speed table to reduce traffic speed coming up to the cycle crossing. Makes crossing a lot safer and easier, especially for children frequenting the school on the left.

#58379, nearby

Derby Canal Path, seen here at a 3-way cycle junction.

#58377, nearby

A reasonable shared-use path along pride park (except for its interfaces with roundabouts) provides decent separation and width to allow safe travel on bicycles.

#58375, nearby

A nice wide shared-use path running alongside Derby College, providing bicycle access to students and staff.

#58367, nearby

The Great Northern Greenway - a fantastic greenway linking Derby and Breadsall at current, with plans existing to extend it to Ilkeston.

#58365, nearby

A cycle path in Race Course Park, allowing cyclists to cycle through a green space free of cars. The cycle path does not run along the east side of the park, however, and could do to increase access to streets and houses.

#58359, nearby

A 1-way road enables the construction of a reasonable off-road cycle path. Ideally, this road would be removed altogether due to Brian Clough Way running parallel to it, and currently the cycle section of this path is quite small.

#58349, nearby

Cycle path parallel yet significantly offset (behind trees / noise barrier) to Brian Clough Way. Connects to houses and schools, allowing access for all.

#58327, nearby

A huge BMX track in Alvaston park - not infrastructure yet a nice "diversion" perhaps on the daily commute! The cycle path to the right of the picture connects to various locations in Derby.

#58291, nearby

Great park with access for cycles. If you look at the map, a minor road exists off oaklands avenue near to the bottom-right of this park. This is planned to connect to the park in the near future, allowing cyclists to avoid a tiring climb … [more]

#58289, nearby

Road markings and reduced with encourage cars to slow down at this crossing point, and visibility for those crossing is excellent, allowing them to see and be seen by oncoming traffic from a long distance away. Only gripe is that this is a … [more]

#58288, nearby

A cycle route that goes all around and through Heatherton. Generally quite good connecting to residential areas, schools and green spaces with minimum fuss. Could do with more connectivity outside of the village though.

#58287, nearby

An example of filtered permeability - this, in addition to others in the area, separates streets that would have significant rat-run potential.

#58286, nearby

A green space with shared-use paths throughout & plenty of direct connections to nearby residential areas. Even a small forest with evidence of some mountain biking taking place can be seen - something for every cyclist!

#58211, nearby

This minor road used to be a cycle path running along raynesway, giving priority to traffic travelling at 50 mph, without any separation, exposing cyclists to noise / air pollution, and junction crossing dangers. Now, this has been … [more]

#58210, nearby

Physically separated 2-way cycle lane connecting to a crossing point, allowing for easy bridge crossing by cyclists.

#58209, nearby

Example of filtered permeability in Derby, reducing traffic around areas that are close to green spaces & cycle routes.

#58208, nearby

Scenic, wide, open shared-use path in Darley Playing Fields. Wonderful green space to ride through.

#58188, nearby

http://www.derbyconnected.com/get-connected/news-and-events/news/improvement-to-riverside-path/ Thankfully, work has started to improve this path, with a combined £160k of funding from Derby Council & Sustrans!

#58187, nearby

The cycle path under Raynesway last year - practically a swimming pool!