The city centre cycle lane which suddenly stops when it reaches Manchester
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Blackfriars Street has been turned into a one-way route for vehicles to make space for the cycle lanes which were trialled last year on a temporary basis.
The 150 metre stretch now has segregated cycle lanes with reflective wands on both sides of the road, reserving the majority of the carriageway for cyclists with a new pedestrian island installed to help people cross the road. READ MORE: This is how Greater Manchester plans to spend £16m on cycling and walking projects The scheme, which cost £150,000, was
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