Tags: glasgowairport

#170254, nearby

This footway was once upgraded to a shared-use cycle route.

#170250, nearby

The cycle crossing waiting area on Abbotsinch Road. See also #170247.

#170247, nearby

A closer look at the cycle crossing waiting area on Abbbotsinch Road.

#170245, nearby

It is without explanation, but I believe the thing on the left is to allow cyclists to pull in and wait to cross to the shared footway on the right. See also #170247. The ban on right turns presumably didn't take into account the route of … [more]

#170243, nearby

A Recommended Route for Cycling. Prepare to join the Glasgow Airport cycle route from Renfrew. Things will change here when this area is redeveloped for a new business park.

#170241, nearby

Beware of Cycles, this way and that. Abbotsinch Road.

#70379, nearby

Route sign for Glasgow Airport facing the wrong way.

#52889, nearby

Cyclists are directed off the carriageway onto a shared-use segregated footway to go around the roundabout

#52888, nearby

No need to 'Beware of cycles' on the left arm of the roundabout, which cyclists are directed to cross at #52889

#52887, nearby

Pinchpoint on Glasgow Airport cycle route

#52886, nearby

'Traffic calmed area' - Really? In what way? This must be a very important sign, since it has been provided with a light!

#52885, nearby

I was about to categorise this as 'good practice' but then noticed the sign appears to show that the 'Airport Cycle Route' goes straight on while NCR (National Cash Register?), Town Centre and Railway Station are to the left.

#52884, nearby

Are cyclists meant to cycle through the hatching?

#52883, nearby

Poor cycle route design at bus stop

#52882, nearby

Large signs, but most of the Glasgow Airport cycle route is just along the main road

#52881, nearby

Route sign with small print explaining how to traverse the "cycle route" since it isn't obvious, due to poor design

#47402, nearby

Route sign for Glasgow Airport cycle route hidden in amongst bus layby street furniture.

#47399, nearby

Cyclists have not been considered in the revised road layout. These traffic signals have been installed without any provision being made for the cycle route, possibly because there wasn't any special provision before the junction was … [more]

#47398, nearby

The two-way cycle track used to be protected by bollards, but they've been removed, leaving cyclists cycling into on-coming traffic with no separation. The road markings are badly worn, so there is little to tell motorists to stay off this … [more]

#47397, nearby

The two-way cycle track is not linked into the junction, it just ends and cyclists have to find their own way across. None of the crossings are toucan crossings and the road is one-way.