January 19, 2014:
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After spending nearly €1.5 million on this pedestrian bridge over the River Moy adapting it for cyclists was easy: just add a shared use sign and a bicycle logo on the ground. Forget about the kerb between the road and the bridge. No need for a small ramp for easy access — as we know all cyclists use mountain bikes and can easily mount the kerb.
Image: Irish Cycle
Location: Weir Court, Ballina, Co Mayo
Local authority: Ballina Town Council
Street View: Currently shown as work on going but main features shown
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Well stated.