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A cycle way all the way into Liverpool would be great as it appears for a bit but is not the whole way and the road is too busy but the pavements are not great to cycle on either
Ince woods is not wide enough for cycling. Need a designated cycle path from Formby by pass through to Thornton/ Crosby
Cyclists should be able to cycle down Chapel Street - at present this is illegal and so cyclists are forced onto the surrounding and often dangerous roads.
Dedicated cycle lane is needed along Scarisbrick New Road as many cyclists use this route to the town centre and KGB college, Hospital, etc.
Bus stop is narrow, only half a bus fits in when stopping and thus making it dangerous to overtake parked buses, when their stopped there, widen bus stop
Kerb line in the road has a nib as two lanes pass, of which are narrow, causing cars to wander from the outside lane to the inside or when in the inside to virtually on the kerb line, cutting up cyclists. Smooth out the kerb line 'bend'
The new lane markings are dangerous for cyclists, when approaching the junction from lydiate lane. Due to the formation of a left turn only lane, cyclist are pushed in the centre of the road to go straight ahead (towards Maghull) you don't … [more]
Move the cycle path off the seawall and take some of the massive of pavement for a properly cycle path near the road. Current path is used by pedestrians and is regularly blocked by chairs etc while also covered in sand.
The cycleway is barely wide enough for two bikes as it is, one side is overgrown and the other is mainly loose stone. Very easy to clash handlebars with bikes going opposite way. But it's also used by pedestrians, widen the whole thing. … [more]
Narrow cycle track, but the rough bit to the side assists with passing. No use for overtaking though (see #54912).
Abrupt end of cycle track, just where motorists will be looking the other way. Narrow footway continues into Formby to the left.