Yes ours did the covid cycle lane road reduction thing on quite a few arterial routes. Typically no cyclists used them because, well quite frankly there are shorter routes the pedallers of this world use.... One in particular, West Derby Road was utterly ignored by the cyclists because it was quicker and shorter to just cycle through the park
WHich brings me on to the dock road cycle lane. They've spent millions on building this from the city centre to, the boundary with neighbouring Sefton, heading north and to be fair, it is very well made so why aren't cyclists using this one? Well it's really an industrial traffic road and is often full of truacks at the one end queueing for the next ferry amonst the ones going into the docks for other dock / industrial reasons but even that isn't it, in the two or so miles it runs out of the city centre it goes past the new Everton Ground being built, right next to that (yes fact fans, Evetons ground really is being built next to....) a huge water treatment plant (they were called sewage farms if you are unsure) and just after you've left the shit cloud, round the bend is Nortons Scrap Metal Facility, where they do whatever it is they do on the one side of the road and then transfer it into mountains of shredded scrap metal on the dockside waiting for boats to take it away. How do they get the scrap from one side of the road to the other? Via a conveyor belt on a bridge which straddles the road, its not the best covered thing in the world and it really is puncture central. Still it was a nice photo op for Councillor Dick Small and his chums.
Morons run Liverpool Council and my Labour Authority Sefton aren't much better.