![]() | The local authority was alerted early in 2008 about the danger of this crossing. It is dangerous for a cyclist coming from Swansea because of the very limited visibility of an approaching bus. Following a site visit in April of that year the Council decided to provide appropriate signs/markings. Nothing happened for over a year, but this summer (2009) a warning sign was painted on the bus lane, but not on the cycle path. This goes some way to making the junction safer but cyclists and pedestrians are still vulnerable, especially as the bush which in the photo obscures just the wheels of the bus has now grown so that it would obscure the whole of it! |
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![]() | Mr Grimshaw, Sustrans founder and President, came to Swansea for the two days 29/30 April. The prime purpose of his visit was to take up our invitation to give a talk in the Environment Centre, but in addition he was able to cycle with us to various places in and around Swansea and give us his advice and attend a specially convened Swansea Council meeting. For an account of this visit click Grimshaw visit The photo, taken on 29 April, shows a group of us from Wheelrights outside the Civic Centre. John Grimshaw is on the right. On that day we were interviewed by the Evening Post and an article appeared the next day. To view this click Evening Post article |
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Page updated on 9 March 2010.