-> In three years there could be more people cycling into central London in the mornings than driving, according to a report from Transport for London. (Human Streets: The Mayor\u2019s Vision for Cycling, Three Years On: https:\/\/bit.ly\/1MRGlOr) The report describes the progress of outgoing Mayor Boris Johnson\u2019s cycling vision, launched three years ago, and says the next mayor should keep investing in cycling to keep London moving. As well as spelling out the cycling program\u2019s successes, the report also highlights where things went wrong.
\nIn 2000 the proportion of cars to bicycles entering central London in the morning peak was 11:1; in 2014 it was 2:1. If the trend continues cycles entering London in the morning will outnumber cars by 2019. In 2015\/16 London has spent roughly \u00a318 (US$25) per person on cycling \u2013 on par with Germany and the Netherlands. Cycle casualty (injury) rates are the lowest ever recorded, while cycling deaths in 2015 (9) were the second lowest on record, and the lowest per journey on record. https:\/\/bit.ly\/1SGNqAo<\/p>\n
from CenterLines, the e-newsletter of the National Center for Bicycling & Walking.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
-> In three years there could be more people cycling into central London in the mornings than driving, according to a report from Transport for London. (Human Streets: The Mayor\u2019s Vision for Cycling, Three Years On: https:\/\/bit.ly\/1MRGlOr) The report describes the progress of outgoing Mayor Boris Johnson\u2019s cycling vision, launched three years ago, and says … <\/p>\n