Cyclists have been left divided over a "first-of-its-kind" bike roundabout that's opened in the UK.
The four-way roundabout sits on a junction in Salford, Manchester, and has been developed after "extensive consultation" with members of the public, cyclists and groups, said the city's council.
It was installed as part of an upgrade worth £22million, and caters for people with a "wide range of disabilities and visual impairment" in order to "provide the safest crossing solution."
