Tags: tenisonroad

#187360, nearby

Bright new redmac where Tenison Road has been resurfaced.

#171450, nearby

@camcycle Tenison Road now. The message about that signage still not getting through to contractors https://t.co/x2ok5nDNJX

#157935, nearby

Reflections flooding

#157915, nearby

Poor drainage at this corner of Devonshire Road and Tenison Road. Works are ordered according to: https://highwaysreporting.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/ reference: 353717 when checked 23/12/2020.

#113948, nearby

Turning on the green filter light from Tenison Road to Devonshire Road.

#104227, nearby

I've more or less given up reporting potholes in Cambridge, but this one is bad, with loose stones being thrown around. In addition, if a driver knocked someone down on the zebra crossing they'd get away with it, as any competent lawyer … [more]

#96839, nearby

The old cycle by-pass to the no entry is gone, but where are the Except Cycles plates? There's also quite a bit of unused footway space here that could accommodate street cycle parking.

#96838, nearby

Is this a two way street? There are No Entry signs at the far end (see #96839).

#86208, nearby

Railings are better than nothing - but such unofficial cycle parking is not welcoming and can cause problems for footway users.

#86201, nearby

There's a definite need for cycle parking on Tenison Road but none was provided in the recent half a million pound scheme.

#86194, nearby

There is some footway space here that could provide cycle parking.

#86187, nearby

I wonder why no cycle parking was included here in the recently redeveloped Tenison Road!?

#85992, nearby

The speed indicator on the newly reopened Tenison Road (now a 20mph road) showed me as riding at 21mph. I'm sure I wasn't much over 15mph. As if the taxi-drivers will take any notice anyway.

#85990, nearby

Cambridge Cycle Campaign's liaison officer inspecting the re-opened Tenison Road at the same time as me.

#85989, nearby

Speed cushion at the junction of Tenison Road with Mill Road - will this fundamentally change driver behaviour or help pedestrians?

#85988, nearby

Traffic-calming (I suppose) on the approach to Mill Road

#85987, nearby

A build-out which just encourages taxi-drivers to squeeze cyclists.

#85986, nearby

A very modest build-out and a very gentle speed cushion. I expected more from the six-month closure of Tenison Road.

#85985, nearby

The only vaguely interesting result of the six-month closure of Tenison Road. No idea what it's for, it certainly doesn't slow taxis down.

#85984, nearby

Just in case you imagined that Tenison Road really had been fully reopened last week.

#81152, nearby

Tenison Road closure to through-traffic during works - perhaps this should be made permanent, given that people are coping for 3 months?

#74631, nearby

Tenison Road is closed for traffic-calming works - predictably, the signs are aimed exclusively at drivers and make no allowance for cyclists having access to most of it most of the time.

#56747, nearby

Instead of removing the cycle lane and widening the footway, to use cyclists as traffic-calming for the constant flow of taxis, would it be possible to put in a short stretch of hybrid cycle lane, for cyclists from the Carter Bridge towards … [more]

#56537, nearby

At a Tenison Road meeting of County Highways officer with residents to discuss proposals for conversion of the area to shared space.

#56536, nearby

At a Tenison Road meeting of County Highways officer with residents to discuss proposals for conversion of the area to shared space.

#56535, nearby

Ponding of the dropped kerb - making the place where walkers need to cross problematic.

#56534, nearby

At a Tenison Road meeting of County Highways officer with residents to discuss proposals for conversion of the area to shared space.

#56533, nearby

At a Tenison Road meeting of County Highways officer with residents to discuss proposals for conversion of the area to shared space.

#56532, nearby

The bollards on the right were rejuvenated last year after being absent / broken for a number of years. They reduce the numbers of motor vehicles mounting, then driving along the footway to pass other oncoming vehicles. Such bollards are … [more]

#56531, nearby

The bollards on the right were rejuvenated last year after being absent / broken for a number of years. They reduce the numbers of motor vehicles mounting, then driving along the footway to pass other oncoming vehicles. Such bollards are … [more]

#56530, nearby

The bollards on the left were rejuvenated last year after being absent / broken for a number of years. They reduce the numbers of motor vehicles mounting, then driving along the footway to pass other oncoming vehicles. Such bollards are … [more]

#56529, nearby

The bollards on the right were rejuvenated last year after being absent / broken for a number of years. They reduce the numbers of motor vehicles mounting, then driving along the footway to pass other oncoming vehicles. Such bollards are … [more]

#56528, nearby

The bollards on the right were rejuvenated last year after being absent / broken for a number of years. They reduce the numbers of motor vehicles mounting, then driving along the footway to pass other oncoming vehicles. Such bollards are … [more]

#56527, nearby

Looking into Felton Street. At a Tenison Road meeting of County Highways officer with residents to discuss proposals for conversion of the area to shared space.

#56526, nearby

At a Tenison Road meeting of County Highways officer with residents to discuss proposals for conversion of the area to shared space.

#56525, nearby

At a Tenison Road meeting of County Highways officer with residents to discuss proposals for conversion of the area to shared space.

#56524, nearby

At a Tenison Road meeting of County Highways officer with residents to discuss proposals for conversion of the area to shared space.

#56523, nearby

At a Tenison Road meeting of County Highways officer with residents to discuss proposals for conversion of the area to shared space.

#5166, nearby

Horribly ugly road signage to accommodate a cycle contraflow from Tenison Road into this branch towards Lyndewode Road. I think the markings on the road say ENTRY (then a gap) NO ENTRY