I've heard a lot of fellow cyclists complain about the one way systems and gyratory junctions prevalent in London. I'd be really interested to know what the rationale behind these complaints is as I've never found them particularly worse to cycle ...
In response to recent campaigns by cyclists and pedestrians, Transport for London (TfL) has announced a "strategic review of traffic movements" around King's Cross, including examining the feasibility of returning it to two-way. TfL also says...
On Saturday 12 November 2011 around 100 cyclists are expected to take part in a ride to highlight the 10 worst places to cycle in London. See the route (updated 5pm, 11 Nov)) The ride is the brainchild of bloggers/campaigners Danny Willia...
photo This is a view of the proposed junction, facing south towards Newington Butts in the top-right Work is due to start on the southern roundabout of the Elephant and Castle road complex, which is being converted into a thre...
photo Workmen complete the junction treatments on Kinder Street in New Cross, which is now two-way One-way streets in New Cross, described as "intimidating" by local cyclists, are being reverted to two-way, making it safe...
photo The Tottenham Hale scheme will return over two miles of one-way streets to two way Works have started on the A10 High Road, Haringey, which will return streets to two-way traffic, though campaigners say no enough is being done to encourag...
photo The Archway one-way system increases danger for cyclists and pedestrians in the area Cyclists are being urged to sign a petition calling for the Archway one-way system to be returned to two way. NB: The petition is only open until Mond...