June 2, 2014:
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As featured on the Belfast Cycling Study Tour and nicknamed the Spider’s Web, this two-way section of National Cycle Route 93 aims to catch cyclists — and if one poll does not get you, the next will.
Images: @ellenfromnowon
Location: National Cycle Route 93, Dock St, Belfast BT15 1LF, Northern Ireland
Local body/authority: Belfast City Council and/or Roads Service and/or Sustrans
Street View: Here
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