Oliver O'Brien from UCL CASA has used information from a Transport for London traffic survey to practise a map visualizing the traffic period of time on London's telephone commutation carry corridors.
The London Cycling Census Map allows users to compare traffic period of time past times vehicle type on London roads at dissimilar times of the day. The map reveals or then interesting patterns inwards London's traffic, including which roads are near pop alongside cyclists.
When crossing the river cyclists tend to avoid Tower Bridge as well as Southwark Bridge. London Bridge, Blackfriars as well as Waterloo Bridge are the cyclists preferred routes for crossing the river. When travelling east/west cyclists appear to prefer Old Street - Theobold's Road rather than the many other alternatives.
The map too reveals or then interesting patterns inwards the traffic of other vehicle types. It seems to confirm, for example, that cab drivers inwards London actually don't teach due south of the river really often.
