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Right-angle turn on quiet road coming out at the top end of Truro station

How many cars can you fit into one closed road?

NCN route 3 forks left here (it's quite a busy road)

Modal filter on cut-through in Truro

This seems to be a one-way link from NCN route 32 to NCN route 3

Junction of NCN route 32 and a variant link to NCN route 3

There are no bike stands here, despite the obvious need in central Truro - these bikes are on their own stands.

Pedestrian and cycle zone (I think the van had a disabled permit)

No Entry except buses, cycles and taxis

Unobtrusive route sign for NCN route 3 - turn right heading westwards (or left heading eastwards)

Route sign for NCN route 3 - turn left heading eastwards (or right heading westwards)

Dropped kerb and modal filter on pedestrian route to the centre of Truro

Pedestrian routes ahead and right to the centre of Truro

Quieter routes ahead and right towards Truro station

Footway build-out to make the junction safer - there's a quieter route from the station to the centre to the right.

Cornwall Council's Beryl Bikes have reached Truro station

Rather random starting point for a shared-use footway into Truro

The uphill bus and bike lane ends because two motor traffic lanes are needed at the junction, and cyclists have to use shared-use and pedestrian crossings. None of this is shown on OpenCycleMap.

Millennium Milepost Truro This milepost is a Rowe type and has a T3/7 disk. The mileages on this milepost are: 1) St Austell 31, Redruth 11 2) Truro City Centre, Newquay 15

Stopping trains on the Cardiff-Penzance route, with reasonable provision for cycles, are being partially replaced by Class 80x Intercity trains, with limited provision for bikes which must be reserved and hung up in a small cupboard - a big … [more]

Shared-use path by the A390

Shared-use path past Truro's new Lidl supermarket

Inadequate crossing of the A390 at Truro's new Lidl supermarket

New shared-use path (the sign is around the corner ahead) and zig-zag ramp to Truro's new Lidl supermarket

NCN route 3 crossing the A390 in Truro - no traffic lights, so good luck. There's a light-controlled crossing at Sainsbury's, not far to the west.

Route signs at the inadequate crossing of NCN route 3 over the A390

NCN route 3 leaving Truro to the west

Cycle parking at Truro's new Lidl supermarket

Inadequate crossing of the busy A390 to reach the Newham Trail, Truro

Proper crossing of the busy A390 needed to the Newham Trail, Truro

Two Shared Path signs on the route towards Truro station

Shared-use link towards Truro station

Turn left and use the Inadequate crossing of the busy A390 to reach Truro station

Modal filter and access to County Hall from the Newham Trail, Truro

Junction to County Hall from the Newham Trail

Start of the Newham Trail, Truro (a cycleway, though shown as a footpath on OpenCycleMap)

Shared-use path at the start of the Newham Trail in Truro

Inadequate crossing of the busy A390 to reach Truro station (Merge in Turn seems to refer to cars, although they've already merged by this point, but it might refer to cyclists towards the hospital filtering in.)

Two route signs on the edge of Truro

Cut-through with steps in Truro

Definitely pedestrians only.

Pop-up space in the centre of Truro, now with a ramped platform for easier boarding of buses.

Modal filter to the left but not to the right, oddly.

Lots of space created for cycle parking, and this is it? One cycle hoop?

Potential riverside route out of Truro.

Temporary closure on potential riverside route into Truro

Cut-through on potential riverside route into Truro

Potential riverside route into Truro to the right

Foot bridge, Truro

Cut-through on potential riverside route into Truro

Cut-through on potential riverside route into Truro

End of potential riverside route into Truro

Start of potential riverside route into Truro

Cut-through in Truro

Cut-through in Truro

Cut-through in Truro

Steps on the link to the closed road past Penair School, Truro

Steps towards the closed road past Penair School, Truro

Useful cut-through towards central Truro

Dropped kerb needed on this useful cut-through

Useful cut-through towards central Truro

Roundabout and steps in the housing estate near Penair School, Truro

Junction of alleys, not shown on online mapping.

Junction of alleys, not shown on online mapping.

Pedestrian cut-through, not shown on online mapping.

One of many cut-throughs in this area of Truro

Private road, one of many cut-throughs in this area of Truro

One of many cut-throughs in this area of Truro

One of many cut-throughs in this area of Truro

Start of lane to Malpas and St Clement

Start of closed road past Penair School, Truro

It's bizarre to have a closed road past Penair School, Truro, but only stepped access to the school.

Steps from the closed road past Penair School, Truro

Link from the closed road past Penair School, Truro

Link from the closed road past Penair School, Truro

Modal filter, but without a dropped kerb, on a closed road past Penair School, Truro

Modal filter, but without a dropped kerb, on a closed road past Penair School, Truro

No dropped kerb, not signed as cycle access to Waitrose - the road access is a very long way around.

Not a cycle shelter, and not signed as cycle access to Waitrose - the road access is a very long way around.

Small cycle shelter at Waitrose, Truro

NCN route 3 arriving in Truro - cyclists can use the shared-use footway to cross the A390 just the left.

There are lots of handy cut-throughs in this area of Truro

Bespoke cycle stands at Tesco, Truro

Right turn permitted for cyclists on NCN route 3 in Truro

Pop-up seating on Boscawen St, Truro

Start of a useful shared-use link by the River Allen, Truro

End of a useful shared-use link by the River Allen, Truro

Useful shared-use link by the River Allen, Truro

Useful shared-use link by the River Allen, Truro

Useful shared-use link by the River Allen, Truro

Start of a useful shared-use link by the River Allen, Truro

NCN route 32 leaving Truro

NCN route 32 passes to the left of Truro Methodist Church, but in fact this route through the car park is more direct.

Obstructions on NCN route 32 in Truro - the route through the car park to the left of Truro Methodist Church is more direct anyway.

NCN route 32 passes to the right of Truro Methodist Church, but in fact the route through the car park to the left is more direct.

Route sign for NCN route 32 in Truro.

There could be a nice cycle route through Victoria Gardens in Truro.

There could be a nice cycle route through Victoria Gardens in Truro.

Route sign into Truro from the Quiet Lanes

The signed cycle route to Truro station involves the steep steps to a footbridge over the railway.

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