PearsonParkRunner
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I've been cycling to work since I moved to Hull and the experience has been mixed. Some parts of the city are genuinely great for cycling. The path along the marina is lovely, there are some decent cycle lanes in the centre, and the flat terrain means you don't need legs like Chris Hoy to get around.
But some of the main roads are terrifying. Beverley Road is a death trap on a bike as I've mentioned before. Anlaby Road isn't much better during rush hour. And the cycle lanes that do exist often just disappear randomly or get blocked by parked cars.
Hull should be one of the best cycling cities in England because it's flat, compact, and the distances are short. But the infrastructure hasn't kept up. Compare it to York or Cambridge where cycling is taken seriously and there's a proper network of safe routes.
Does anyone cycle regularly in Hull? What routes do you use and how do you avoid getting squashed by a bus on Beverley Road?
But some of the main roads are terrifying. Beverley Road is a death trap on a bike as I've mentioned before. Anlaby Road isn't much better during rush hour. And the cycle lanes that do exist often just disappear randomly or get blocked by parked cars.
Hull should be one of the best cycling cities in England because it's flat, compact, and the distances are short. But the infrastructure hasn't kept up. Compare it to York or Cambridge where cycling is taken seriously and there's a proper network of safe routes.
Does anyone cycle regularly in Hull? What routes do you use and how do you avoid getting squashed by a bus on Beverley Road?