Aalborg Universitet Bike Infrastructures Report Silva, Victor ... - VBN
Aalborg Universitet Bike Infrastructures Report Silva, Victor ... - VBN
Aalborg Universitet Bike Infrastructures Report Silva, Victor ... - VBN
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PARKING<br />
There is no illegally parked bikes at Bryggebro. However,<br />
they can be found in the surrounding area (Figures 3.3.29<br />
and 3.3.30).<br />
STREET FURNITURE<br />
There are no benches or planters on the bridge. Close to<br />
the exits of the bridge bins can be found.<br />
STREET LIGHTS<br />
To avoid people feeling unsafe when crossing the bridge<br />
at night the bridge is lit up on the paths of the bridge as<br />
well as on the bottom of the bridge, guiding cyclists and<br />
pedestrians across the bridge in the safest manner possible<br />
(Figure 3.3.31 and 3.3.32). The bridges central spine,<br />
the girder down the middle, is illuminated by light fixtures<br />
incorporated into each of the hand railings. The built in<br />
light in the handrail was chosen as opposed to light poles<br />
or posts in order to provide an unobtrusive, hidden illumination<br />
source. Besides the white light illuminating the top<br />
of the bridge there is a coloured light scheme beneath<br />
the bridge.<br />
In the lead up to the bridge along the side of the cobblestone<br />
road there are also lamp posts guiding you to the<br />
bridge (Figure 3.3.33). Lighting up the bridge not only creates<br />
a safe environment for users but also looks pretty<br />
glowing and reflecting across the water. The bridge is not<br />
lit up at the exits, which could prove to be dangerous for<br />
some night users (Figure 3.3.34).<br />
Figure 3.3.29: A stray bike parked nearby the bridge.<br />
Figure 3.3.31: Bryggebro illumination.<br />
Figure 3.3.33: Lamp posts.<br />
Figure 3.3.30: <strong>Bike</strong>s parked under stairs.<br />
Figure 3.3.32: Bryggebro illumination.<br />
Figure 3.3.34: Bridge exit in the night.<br />
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