Photo listing: road environments (infrastructure)

#183389, nearby

No cycling (or any vehicles) in this tram area just north of Birmingham New Street station

#103668, nearby

Good to see the progress being made on Birmingham’s main road cycle tracks. Space being given back to people walking outside the University of Birmingham, and the central reservation cycle track will look beautiful when the trees are in … [more]

#59821, nearby

Right-turn cycle lane outside the National Indoor Arena, Birmingham

#59818, nearby

It would be very easy to put in a contraflow cycle lane towards the National Indoor Arena (at rear) - with car parking presumably moved to the other side of the road.

#59817, nearby

Buses and cycles only in central Birmingham

#59816, nearby

Cycle lane through the shopping centre of Birmongham

#59814, nearby

Bus and bike lane from Birmingham Moor Street station towards New St station

#38585, nearby

Cycles, buses, taxis only. Pedestrians prohibited.

#38564, nearby

The Moat Lane/Digbeth one-way system is a recommended route for pedal cycles!

#38551, nearby

Cycle traffic signal at Hurst Street/Sherlock Street junction (see #38548, #38549 and #38550). On left, short contraflow bypass lane on Hurst Street, on right on-road cycle lanes on Sherlock Street, complete with parked cars! See #49190 … [more]

#38546, nearby

Start of a section of contraflow cycle lane on Hurst Street

#37235, nearby

A cyclist uses this wide pedestrian crossing. View from the Carrs Lane Church conference centre. On the train coming into Birmingham I saw a big advertisement for Chiltern Railways, which coyly asked "Are you still a virgin?" I.e. has … [more]

#36668, nearby

River Rea - Rea Road / The Mill Walk - Northfield - ford Location: Turves Green, Birmingham (England, United Kingdom) I was heading to the Austin Village, when I left Longbridge Lane and headed down Tessall Lane, when I found a Rea Valley … [more]

#30884, nearby

Needless Alley - pedestrian street