March 16, 2015
The cycling infrastructure in Nenagh in Co Tipperary is of such high quality, it’s puzzling that the man on a bicycle pictured above decided to use the footpath.
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The image above shows how the cycle lanes in Nenagh are continuous. Expect, that is, when the cycle paths meet anything that would have required more than painting road markings lines to fit the cycle lane in.
Image: Andrew Warren
Location: Ashe Road, Nenagh
Local body/authority: Tipperary County Council
Street View: Currently shows before cycle lanes installed
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