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TfL has relied mainly on manual traffic counts to work…
TfL has relied mainly on manual traffic counts to work out how many people are cycling on any given road, but has been trialling Vivacity Labs' AI sensors as an alternative solution since 2018.
The Mayor and TfL have committed to increase the number…
The Mayor and TfL have committed to increase the number of journeys made in London by walking, cycling or public transport from 63 per cent to 80 per cent by 2041.
TfL launched London's flagship cycle hire scheme on 30 July…
TfL launched London's flagship cycle hire scheme on 30 July 2010 across eight London boroughs with 315 docking stations. Now, there are more than 12,000 bikes available from 781 docking stations.
Currently, road danger in the area is considered high, with…
Currently, road danger in the area is considered high, with 215 collisions leading to death or injury recorded along the A206 Woolwich Road in 2017 and 2018, with 18 per cent of all casualties on the road in 2017 being cycling incidents.
TfL has said it will install 105 new Santander Cycles…
TfL has said it will install 105 new Santander Cycles docking points around Network Rail stations in central London to boost connectivity.
London is the first city in the world to collect…
London is the first city in the world to collect data on cycling infrastructure, such as parking spots and protected lanes, on such a large scale.
TfL has made more than £500,000 available to enable 60…
TfL has made more than £500,000 available to enable 60 groups across the capital help to encourage Londoners of all backgrounds to walk and cycle.
The work includes a two-way cycle track separated from traffic…
The work includes a two-way cycle track separated from traffic and pedestrians, will begin on 18 March and is expected to be complete by the end of 2019.
TfL's cycle consultation received more than 5,000 responses, with nearly…
TfL's cycle consultation received more than 5,000 responses, with nearly 60 per cent of respondents either supporting or strongly supporting the proposals.
The number of walking trips has increased by an estimated…
The number of walking trips has increased by an estimated 0.5 per cent from 2016, and TfL and Go Jauntly are determined to continue the upwards trend.
Streets across London are being transformed to encourage walking and…
Streets across London are being transformed to encourage walking and cycling in an effort to reduce congestion, pollution and health risks.
The Mayor and Transport for London (TfL) are encouraging parents…
The Mayor and Transport for London (TfL) are encouraging parents and children to walk or cycle to school, instead of driving.
Quietways are continuous, direct and clearly signed cycle routes on…
Quietways are continuous, direct and clearly signed cycle routes on less-busy streets across London, complementing TfL’s fully segregated cycle routes.
Improving the streets for walking not only improves air quality…
Improving the streets for walking not only improves air quality and the health of Londoners, but creates an opportunity for a better, more enjoyable city.
A hugely positive response to the Cycle Superhighway 9 plan…
A hugely positive response to the Cycle Superhighway 9 plan shows the support behind the project; now, Transport for London need to analyse the results and decide the next step…
