All photos in & around Kingston upon Hull

Dual pedestrian/cycle crossing on Liddell Street, part of the Cottingham/Hull route.

Princes Dock Street, Hull meets A63.

In the distance is the building that hosts the Maritime Museum.

Foot and cycle bridge over the A63 dual carriageway, Hull. I've noticed people on the bridge waving to catch the attention of drivers below, sometimes being rewarded by long blasts of the horn by lorry drivers.

A closed cycleway bridge.

Flood gate at Pilots Way, Hull.

Cycleway alongside the Humber river, Hull.

Flood gate on Ocean Boulevard, Hull

Panorama shot of the cycleway at this corner of the redeveloped dockyard.

Info board about one of the former docks at this redevelopment of Hull.

Foot and cycleway in the redeveloped Victoria Dock area of Hull.

This is a lock gate across the river Hull, in the up position.

In the distance is the Myton Bridge.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Hull

A swing bridge over the river Hull.

Foot and cycle bridge over the A63 dual carriageway, Hull.

I've noticed people on the bridge waving to catch the attention of drivers below, sometimes being rewarded by long blasts of the horn by lorry drivers.

Statue of Amy Johnson who was a pioneering English pilot who was the first woman to fly solo from London to Australia, was born in Kingson on Hull.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Johnson

A cargo bike going through Hull - I was a bit too slow getting my camera out!

Paragon Street - inside a memorial to Hull people who list their lives in WWII.

See inside the ball at #179308.

Paragon Street - inside a memorial to Hull people who list their lives in WWII.

See the outside at #179309.

The Hull People's Memorial, a museum of life in Hull during the two world wars.

We met enthusiastic volunteers full of local knowledge.

A street called Land of Green Ginger, Hull

Englands smallest window in a street called Land of Green Ginger, Hull

A recreation of trench warfare in Peoples Museum of Hull, Whitefriars.

Whitefriars, Hull

A shark guards these cycle stands, although one of them has been removed.

Prospect Street / Story Street Hull

Prospect Street, Hull

Albion Street, Hull

Baker Street, Hull

Electric vehicle charging in Pryme Street multi-storey motor vehicle storage facility, Hull.

Prospect Street from Pryme Street multi-storey motor vehicle storage facility, Hull.

Wright Street from Pryme Street multi-storey motor vehicle storage facility, Hull.

Wright Street from Pryme Street multi-storey motor vehicle storage facility, Hull.

Pryme Street multi-storey motor vehicle storage facility, Hull

Level 5

Pryme Street multi-storey motor vehicle storage facility, Hull

Exit 8

Wide smooth cycleway by the Humber in Hull

Wide smooth cycleway by the Humber.

Cycleway at the Victoria Dock part of Hull.

With signs for the Trans Pennine Trail
Liverpool 179m
City Centre 2¼m

Straight on for Hornsea and Ferries, but I can't tell how far they are from this photo.

Limit of navigation on this part of the Humber side cycleway.

Humberside cycle route, Hull

Humberside Cycle route

A63 foot / cycle bridge, Hull

The empty pedestrianized streets of Hull are a delight to cycle at night.

Cycle lane with wands on the Bascule Bridge over the river Hull.

The A63 through Hull passes under the pedestrian / cycle bridge.

George Street, cycle parking for the Live Comedy.

A motor vehicle storage facility, Hull.

The floodgates were closed blocking access to this cycleway.

Humber Place, Hull

Humber Street, Hull is two-way for cycling.

A pedestrian and cycle bridge over the A63.

Quite a climb and a windy exposed experience to boot, but you do get nice views of the dual carriageway.

It reminds me a little of the peace bridge in Tbilisi: #62171.

Posterngate contraflow, Hull

Route 65 Millennium Milepost in Hull

191 miles to Southport
394 miles to Harwich

Rotterdam 231 miles
Zeebrugge only another 4 on that.

Carr Lane, Hull with covered cycle parking.

Complicated map explaining how to get to the docks avoiding the roadworks. We followed the advised route and it worked.

Anlaby Road junction with Ferensway.

CECIL is a bingo hall.

A horrible city centre road environment.

Pedestrians forced to divert 10s of metres into Lombard Street because of a cycleway.

Seems rather over-fussy, but I've only been in the city less than an hour so what do I know!

View of Ferensway from a fourth floor hotel room.

View of Ferensway from a fourth floor hotel room.

An off-ramp for cyclists onto the footway on Ferensway, Hull

Little Queen Street, contraflow

George Street Hull

Signposted on the Trans Pennine Trail and one way

Baker Street meets Percy Street

Baker / Prospect Streets in Hull

Cycle racks adjacent to a multi-storey motor vehicle storage facility.

Beverley Road

Bike racks outside a Job Centre Plus in Hull.

Spring Bank, Hull

Freetown Way, Hull

CITY AND COUNTY
OF KINGSTON UPON
HULL
THIS STONE WAS LAID
BY THE MINISTER OF
TRANSPORT THE Rt Hon
HERBERT MORRISON
MP ON THE 13th DAY
OF JANUARY 1931 TO
RECORD THE ERECTION
OF THE FIRST BUILDING
IN THIS NEW STREET

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Morrison

Warning sign:

Left turning
vehicles Give
Way to cyclists
in cycle lane

Much-needed new pedestrian and cycle bridge over the A63 in Hull

The off-road cycle route from Beverley Road to Park Road as part of the Hull city centre to Cottingham cycling scheme has now opened 🚲 #GetHullActive t.co/ErPqI05JFw

Marvellous thirty seconds of riding past queueing motor traffic in Hull

twitter.com/cyclinghull/status/1382023838909788163

New piece of street art in Hull
Normally don't like Graffiti but love this 👍 t.co/Zi8CjEWMCf

New £22 million cycle bridge here - www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-humber-56239574

Make Hall Rd 20 mph all the way along, add segregated cycle path.

There is a pinch point here with the footpath. Routing the cycle way on the hardcore at the side would solve the problem.

Drivers never give enough space, often speeding, and drive across mini roundabouts

Very busy road with on street parking. Make 20 mph, calm traffic, remove parking and put in segregated cycle lane.

Terrible rat run. People drive too fast trying to get through all the parked cars. Make 20 mph zone, get rid of parked cars, put in segregated cycle lane.

All the pedestrian islands along Greenwood Ave make it very dangerous for cyclists. Car drivers force their way past and then push in front of you to try and get by because of the lack of space created by the islands. Make road 20 mph zone. Put in traffic calming measures.

20 mph, but not enforced at all. Parked cars make cycling dangerous and for pedestrians crossing the road. Road is completely jammed in the mornings at drop off time.

Put in effective traffic calming. Close road at peak times to traffic other than buses. Enforce speed limit. Add segregated cycle lane.

Dangerous junction coming out of University. Narrow foot path, poor sight lines of pedestrians crossing the entrance. Poor sight lines due to parked cars, high speed traffic. Make 20 mph, remove on street parking, add segregated cycle lanes and calm traffic. Maybe add mini roundabout to slow things down.

Narrow pavement for pedestrians outside university and very busy road. Widen path and put in traffic calming measures, reduce speed limit to 20 mph outside University on Cottingham Road

Narrow painted cycle lane encourages close passing, plus unnecessary 40 mph zone encourages speeding. Put in proper segregated cycle lane and remove 40 mph limit.

Cranbrooke is snarled up in the mornings with school drop offs. The buses cannot get through the narrow gaps. Stop car parking along the road on both sides, make the street one-way for cars, and make wide footpaths and a cycleway.

Put a connection between Citadel Way and the cycle path alongside Roger Millward Way

Remove the barriers

Move the path so that you can see down Banside Park when approaching from the east

Remove the barriers

Remove the barriers

Remove the barriers

Remove the barriers

Remove the barriers

Remove the barriers

Remove the barriers

Remove the barriers

Cycle path comes to an abrupt end Nth bound.

These cyclepaths are always full of glass all the time and don't even get cleared when reported.

There are no 'safe' cycling facilities in cough rd.

This cycle path ariund the rounderbout is a ridiculous death trap. Needs to be Dutch style.

There is nowhere for safe cycling here on hessle rd, or any adjacent area/side street.