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The cycle route ends at the end of the Inchinnan Road Bascule Bridge, on the edge of Renfrew. Walk into the town centre, anyone?
The Hillington Park cycle route shared footway crosses to the other side of the road on the approach to the roundabout at Kelvin Avenue, then crosses back again.
The Hillington Park cycle route shared footway crosses to the other side of the road on the approach to the roundabout at Kelvin Avenue, then crosses back again.
Having passed the 'End of Cycle Route' sign back at #170357, there is a direction sign for an anonymous cycle route further along Meadowside Street. Also signage for the Clyde Coastal Path.
Good to see the cycle/pedestrian direction for the Renfrew Ferry incorporated into the main sign, but the road straight ahead is a through route for cycling since it leads to the riverside path.
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.
Route sign for cycling, at a mandatory right turn. The light on the mandatory turn sign isn't facing the right way, while above the light there appears to be some other equipment taped on. Across the road, a van is parked on the footway.
Ramp up to toucan crossing across Greenock Road. This appeared to be the last route sign before reaching the edge of Linwood.
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.
Route sign with small print explaining how to traverse the "cycle route" since it isn't obvious, due to poor design
Junction sign at Hillington Park. There is no indication as to whether the route to Penilee is on the footway (like the route in the opposite direction) or not. There are no 'shared use' signs anywhere further along the road.