National Cycle Network Signs
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National Cycle Network Signs
Image: © David Dixon Taken: 7 Nov 2012
Sign attached to the bridge at Longford Road West (Image]). The one on the left hand side reads: This is part of the National Cycle Network. This 10,000 mile project is being developed by a partnership of local authorities and others, and is co-ordinated by the charity Sustrans. As far as possible, the National Cycle Network follows quiet roads or purpose built traffic-free paths to avoid main roads. It aims to connect the centre of each town along the way. Traffic free sections are used by walkers, cyclists and sometimes horses. Please respect other users. For more information on routes in your area contact Sustrans 0117 929 0888 or visit www.nationalcyclenetwork.org.uk The one on the right reads: Sustrans has negotiated this route for the use of non- motorised travellers only. It is a permissive path by kind permission of the landowner. It is not a public right of way. For information Sustrans 0117 929 0888
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