Bike lanes work better without cars, signposts or scaffolding parked in the middle of them. Here are some of the worst examples submitted by Guardian readers from around the world
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14 March 2014, 20:21
Marseille is discovering bicycle paths, but it is a painful beginning.
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14 March 2014, 22:32
So this is what all this blue paint is for...
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By luckyluke77
4 March 2014, 11:39
Who cares if the bike path is useless? At least they can say that they have a whole 50m of bike bath! (Yes, what you can see is all there is to it.)
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By Dorcia
10 March 2014, 19:33
Crisis-stricken Greece. A 3 million euro cycle path coming from nowhere and going nowhere planned by someone in a far away office by drawing a random line on a map. Simply to take up certain EU funds. Work was halted three months ago because no-one has been paid.
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By siren45
16 March 2014, 19:48
In Alcalá de Henares (Madrid, Spain) our authorities have spent a lot of money "building" a non sense "cycling lane"
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6 March 2014, 8:47
Believe it or not, this is a route into Belfast which forms part of the National Cycle Network
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By nigreenways
24 March 2014, 21:26
Actually, it's more of a parking lot than a bike path.
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By CanadianInOz
15 March 2014, 6:05
Cyclo Guerilla is tired of waiting for safe bike paths in Brussels. So they do it themselves...
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4 March 2014, 14:19
Cyclo Guerilla is tired of waiting for safe bike paths in Brussels. So they do it themselves...
https://www.facebook.com/cyclo.guerilla.bxl
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4 March 2014, 14:20
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