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Good cycle lanes in Ireland?

monument · 2010-03-12 14:21:47

I'm sure by now most of you have being bored to death with my posts about Documenting Irish Cycle Lanes (formally Documenting Dublin Cycle Lanes). Or just sick to death of poor Irish cycle lanes, maybe. But what about examples where things were gotten right in Ireland? I quite liked the idea of this road below: Wide cycle…

12-03-2010 2:21pm

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I'm sure by now most of you have being bored to death with my posts about Documenting Irish Cycle Lanes (formally Documenting Dublin Cycle Lanes). Or just sick to death of poor Irish cycle lanes, maybe.

But what about examples where things were gotten right in Ireland?

I quite liked the idea of this road below: Wide cycle lanes (by Irish standards) but just lined off off from the other lane which its self is wide enough for trucks etc.

Of course, this is where it is easy to get right. Outside the main urban area (the example is part of a type of minor relief road in Ballina). And it's an newly build road without structures in the way, and a short stretch with no major junctions etc.

Although it should be still noted the above ends poorly in both directions.

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