February 3, 2014:
A two-way segregated section of the National Cycle Route 9 in Belfast was lacking something, so the powers that be had to fix that. The above photo shows the feature installed last week — it’s a modern art installation. It’s likely installed for the Giro d’Italia, which is to be routed along this road in May — an artwork plonked in the cycle path is the perfect way to celebrate cycling!
Image: @nigreenways
Location: UK National Cycle Route 9 at Stranmillis Embankment, Belfast
Local body/authority: Roads Service NI; Belfast City Council
Street View: Currently shows cycle path without main feature shown above
Send suggestions to hello@irishcycle.com. And make sure to view the original and UK-focused facility of the month page on Warrington Cycle Campaign’s website.
Yet another “ID 10 T” moment inspired by non-cyclists.