What a shame. Will need to remove from the map

Work has started on Westbourne Terrace in @citywestminster.bsky.social, the fourth project started by them in the last 6 months:

- C43 (Hyde Pk-Marylebone)
- C51 (Marylebone-St John’s Wood)
- C63 (Cleveland St)

Central London had a good 2025 and is set to have a good 2026 too!

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Thanks. Just updated these

Hi Adam,

I can’t seem to see messages on Bluesky, so either write them in a message here, or DM me on Twitter if you have that? But will look into the stuff you mention in Enfield

Best

This London safe cycling map took 3000 hours - see which routes are near you

Made it into the Metro!

metro.co.uk/2026/01/15/i...

Be careful Londoners. The roads seem more icy today than they did on Monday or Tuesday. I’ve seen about 10 falls since I left home 15 mins ago. Cycle slowly, look out for black ice and try and use roads that have been gritted!

From its creation (over five years ago) it's really made amazing progress and hopefully over the next five years, will continue to help Londoners find safe ways to get across our amazing city

SafeCycleLDN Map - Google My Maps Key: - Thick lines - Protected cycle lanes (segregated from road traffic) - Thin lines - Unprotected cycle lanes (connecting protected sections of cycle track) - Dark Blue - Protected permanent cycle ...

Over the last few months I've done a massive update to the Safe Cycling in London Map (now called the SafeCycleLDN Map): bit.ly/378amr0

Thank you to @joncstone, Stephen Biggins and my many other followers for your wonderful suggestions

2025 New Cycle Infrastructure review 2025 has been the best year for new cycle infrastructure in London since the COVID-19 pandemic. This has seen not only the City of Westminster finally start its delivery of several transformative s…

Read my 2025 New Infrastructure Review, where I look at the last year of cycleway and healthy streets delivery in London: safecycleldn.com/2026/01/02/2...

Cycling journeys up by 43% in London, TfL report suggests Cycling journeys have increased to more than 1.5 million daily this year, according to a new report.

There are now 1.5 million daily cycle journeys in London, a 43% increase since 2019
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

And hopefully some of these trips have been made safer by the Safe Cycling in London Map (bit.ly/378amr0), which has now been viewed over 1.25 million times!

Finally. Only 3 years late!

And yet despite that, TfL have put Cycleway sings as far as South Ken

And quite a few others are now complete:
- Essex Road crossing
- Pentonville Rd crossing
- Crowndale Rd cycle tracks
- Sussex Gardens wands
- Northumberland Av wands
- Leather Lane LTN
- Bucknall St filter
- Waterloo filters

After a few years of very little, there are now many healthy streets schemes under construction in inner London, such as:
- St Paul’s Gyratory
- Lambeth Br (pic 1)
- C43
- Nine Elms Ln
- Queenstown Rd
- St John’s St LTN (pic 2)
- Keeley St (pic 3)
- Adeline Pl
- Concert Hall App
- Battersea Br north

Presumably these two C62s will connect one day, but very unclear what that route would be.

My issue with it is that there is already a north Peckham to Kennington route proposed: C36. I sometimes think nobody at TfL is actually in charge of numbering. There’s been some strange decisions recently..

Isn’t C43 going along George St?

Two large projects that will soon follow in late April are Nine Elms Lane (Wandsworth) and St Paul's Gyratory (City of London)

And another in July (if they don't delay it again!) will be the long awaited Cleveland Street in Westminster

A couple of Central London’s cycle projects are finally underway:
- Lambeth Bridge
- Queenstown Rd
- Crowndale Rd
- Essex Rd crossing (right image)
- Pentonville Rd crossing
Also three roads are getting their temp tracks made permanent
- Grays Inn Rd
- York Way (left image)
- St Pancras Way

🎉Good news, everyone!

Construction is set to begin this summer on the long awaited Streatham Hill changes which will include protected cycle lanes, new pedestrian crossings and improvements to bus lanes.

tfl.gov.uk/info-for/med...

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