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Some of the road changes around Bristol can make a familiar journey feel surprisingly complicated. I’m all for safer cycling, but I hope the finished layouts feel clearer for everyone—cyclists, pedestrians and drivers alike.
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Tom Oct 29 2026
A SLIGHTLY CONFUSING STRETCH OF STREET
I’m all for safer cycling around Bristol, but some of the newer lane changes can make familiar junctions feel a bit muddled. Clearer signs, smoother surfaces and less clutter would make the adjustment easier for pedestrians, drivers and cyclists alike.
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Tom Oct 28 2026
A BUMPY ROUTE TO BETTER CYCLING
I’m all for making Bristol easier to cycle around, though some of the temporary barriers and narrowed lanes make the morning journey feel a bit chaotic. Hopefully the finished routes will be worth the short-term muddle.
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Tom Oct 27 2026
A SLOWER WAY THROUGH TOWN
The new cycle-friendly layouts seem to be making some familiar stretches of Bristol feel rather untidy and awkward for everyone else. I’m all for safer cycling, but I hope the finished version feels more joined-up than the work does this morning.
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Tom Oct 26 2026
A SLOWER WAY THROUGH TOWN
The roadworks and cycle-lane changes around Bristol can make familiar journeys feel surprisingly stop-start. I’m all for safer cycling, but I hope the finished routes feel as straightforward for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists as they look on the plans.
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Tom Oct 25 2026
A CHANGING COMMUTE
The roads around Bristol seem to be in a constant state of adjustment for cycling routes at the moment. It can be awkward getting through, but I suppose the finished streets may feel a lot calmer for everyone.
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Tom Oct 24 2026
A CHANGING STREET SCENE
The streets around Bristol seem to be in a constant state of adjustment for cycling these days. I’m all for making room for bikes, though the temporary barriers and diverted footpaths can make even a familiar journey feel like a small obstacle course.
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MB37 Oct 23 2026
AN EXHIBITION ABOUT MODERN BUILDINGS
Join this debate about making where we live into a more beautiful place!
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Oct 22 2026
THE QUESTION OF NATIONAL OR ETHNIC/ANCESTORAL OR POLITICAL ALLEGIENCE
Which is stronger?
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Tom Oct 21 2026
A CHANGING COMMUTE
Around Bristol, the cycling changes are certainly making some road layouts feel untidy while everything settles in. I’m curious whether the finished routes will make crossing town feel calmer for everyone.
