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Burnley Manchester Road Train Station to Turf Moor

Manchester Road, BB11 1JZ

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Overview

Burnley Manchester Road Station to Manchester Road

  • This section of the route is from Burnley Manchester Road Station to the Manchester Road pedestrian crossing.
  • The approximate distance of this section of the route is 100m.
  • This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
  • Surfaced footpaths consist of: tarmac and paving slabs.
  • Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces, narrow gaps, signs, no dropped kerb, parked cars and road works.
  • Footpaths are step-free but have slight slopes.
  • Only some of the footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
  • Signage here includes: wayfinding.
  • There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.

Manchester Road - Pedestrian Crossing

  • This is a pelican crossing point.
  • The crossing point has a refuge island.
  • The crossing point has dropped kerbs.
  • Dropped kerbs have tactile paving.
  • The crossing point has a rotating cone.
  • This also includes the crossing over the Lidl access road.

Manchester Road and Centenary Road to Yorkshire Street

  • This section of the route covers Manchester Road as it merges into Centenary Road and as it leads into Yorkshire Street.
  • The approximate distance of this section of the route is 800m.
  • This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
  • Surfaced footpaths consist of: tarmac and paving slabs.
  • Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces, bins, signs and overgrowing vegetation.
  • Footpaths are step-free but have slight slopes.
  • The majority of the footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
  • Signage here includes: wayfinding.
  • There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.
  • There is small pedestrian crossing as Centenary Road crosses Finsley Gate.
  • The path also crosses the access road for some retail units.

Centenary Road - Tesco Pedestrian Crossing

  • This is a pelican crossing point.
  • The crossing point has a refuge island.
  • The crossing point has dropped kerbs.
  • Dropped kerbs have tactile paving.
  • The crossing point has a rotating cone.

Yorkshire Street to Harry Potts Way

  • This part of route covers Yorkshire Street to Harry Potts Way.
  • The approximate distance of this section of the route is 260m.
  • This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
  • Surfaced footpaths consist of: block paving, paving slabs and bonded gravel.
  • Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces.
  • Footpaths are step-free and level.
  • The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
  • Signage here includes: wayfinding.
  • There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.
  • The path crosses a number of side streets. These crossing points are all flush with the road.

Yorkshire Street - Pedestrian Crossing

  • This is a pelican crossing point.
  • The crossing point has a refuge island.
  • The crossing point has dropped kerbs.
  • Dropped kerbs have tactile paving.
  • The crossing point has a rotating cone.

Yorkshire Street to Harry Potts Way - Pedestrian Crossing

  • This is a pelican crossing point.
  • The crossing point has dropped kerbs.
  • Dropped kerbs have tactile paving.
  • The crossing point does not have rotating cones.

Harry Potts Way to Burnley Football Club - Turf Moor

  • This section describes the section of the route along Harry Potts Way to Burnley Football Club - Turf Moor.
  • The approximate distance of this section of the route is 120m.
  • This section of the route has surfaced footpaths.
  • Surfaced footpaths consist of: block paving, paving slabs and bonded gravel.
  • Some footpaths have sections with potential obstacles such as: uneven surfaces and bollards.
  • Footpaths are step-free and level.
  • The footpaths are wide enough for wheelchair users.
  • Signage here includes: wayfinding.
  • There are not any seats situated along the paths for people to rest.