Cambridgeshire

773 hazards found, displaying on 26 pages (click column headings to sort).

IDsort iconAddedHA Ref.RoadDescriptionStatus
638016 Feb 2012Hill Riseseveral potholes together causing car to jolt about, causing dangerous driving and pain to back. it is right on a Pedestrian crossing. next to a park.New
637876 Feb 2012fleck lanemany potholes on flecks lane both sides of the roadReported
6358831 Jan 2012NM-10869THORPE WAYYet again numerous pot holes in Thorpe Way - exactly the same position as was reported and supposedly fixed less than 3 weeks ago - Ref NM-8820Reported
6358031 Jan 2012NM-10868New Road - SG8 6BYLarge hole developing in road on line of vehicle pathReported
626105 Jan 20122154148Rose and Crown RoadHole deep with steep sidesReported
624963 Jan 2012NM-8787Manor Farm RoadThe road edges are breaking up forming several large potholes along manor farm road.Reported
624913 Jan 20122162046THORPE WAYLarge pothole in the middle of the street very close to where I had an accident in January 2010.Reported
6190312 Dec 2011NM-7954hills road cambridgesunken manholeReported
6162227 Nov 2011Back path Gough Way to Cranmer RoadFallen tree branch blocking pathReported
6160926 Nov 2011NM-7272Station shared cyclepath - crossed with Cambridge road/Station road - heading to CambridgeLong narrow gap in the paving slabs by Histon/Impington guided bus cycle path/stop. My friend's road tyre was able to slip into the gap causing him to crash, over the handle bars of his cycle rather…Reported
6159426 Nov 2011NM-7274Potholes arising from poor and uneven repair patches and omissionsReported
6131414 Nov 2011NM-6684Uneven surface a danger on shared cycle/pedestrian pathReported
6131314 Nov 2011NM-6683Uneven surface is dangerous to cyclesReported
610973 Nov 2011NM-8717Madingley RdLongitudinal rut, nearside surfice subsidencceeReported
6103931 Oct 2011NM-5834Headlake DroveLong cracks along each side of the road in the direction of the road. The cracks are wide enough and deep enough to catch a cyclists wheel. This is a single track road and the Lodes Way runs along it.Reported
6097427 Oct 2011A1Several potholes along stretch of A1 near cafe and nene valley railway at Stibbington for past few months on both sides of carriageway primarily in the first lane. To avoid I have to go into the fas…Reported
6089824 Oct 2011NM-5403Dry Drayton RoadRuts/gullies opening-up with significant height difference for the unwary cyclist.Reported
6089724 Oct 2011NM-10034Yarrow RoadPotholes, sunken trenches and unevenness - presents unseating danger to cyclists.Reported
6089024 Oct 2011NM-5406A1step on footpath/cycle trackReported
6083021 Oct 2011NM-10035Coton RoadPotholes and road surface break-up over extended section of road.Reported
6082921 Oct 20112067648Hinton WayPotholes, cracks and road-surface break-up over extended region of road.Reported
6081920 Oct 2011Cambridgeshire Guided Busway Cyclepath, Station RoadPoorly laid flag stones in cycle path leave gap large enough for bike wheels to fall in (this has happened to me).Reported
6066113 Oct 2011NM-4964Walnut Tree Avenue, CambridgeSurface damaged during recent junction alterationsReported
604914 Oct 2011NM-4487--Parker's Piecenon-visually-obvious deep dip by junction in middle of Parker's PieceReported
599677 Sep 20112023918CHALKLANDS3 POT HOLES IN CENTRE OF ROAD. PARKED CARS MEANS THAT DRIVING THROUGH THE POT HOLES IN UNAVOIDABLEReported
582918 Jul 20111950320Barton roadA road repair that is now a hazard for cyclistsReported
582727 Jul 20111947410Pothole next to kerb outside driveway.Reported
581533 Jul 20111942560Cow Lane, FulbournBadly filled trench full width of road. Impossible to avoid major thump. Has just caused my wife to lose the contents of pannier onto road with breakages and a completely ruined home made apple pie!Reported
5806430 Jun 20111942556, 19425591)Coleridge Rd /Greville Rd; 2)Hills Rd/Glisson RdGaps between surface on roads meeting at T-junctionReported
5799629 Jun 20111942554Deep ruts at entrance to Cambridge Assessment. When it rains they fill with water and make cycling through them very hazardous. Reported

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