Start of recently pedestrianised zone
Recently pedestrianised zone
Recently pedestrianised zone
The cycle route sign has been turned 90 degrees - it's for traffic heading west/to the right.
Cyclists are supposed to turn right only because they can't be trusted to wait for pedestrians at the crossing to the left.
New contraflow cycleway and dooring zone
Nice level access to South Molton Street but there's a No Entry sign, alas.
Does there really need to be a cycling ban on Shepherd's Place in this day and age?
End of shared-use cycleway, turn left or right - there's a No Cycling sign (just to the right) for the footway ahead.
Pedestrian crossing point and tourists on the footway on Santander bikes.
No idea what slowing down is meant to achieve. Telling drivers to leave space might make more sense.
Pedestrian cut-through towards Paddington station
Lots of cycle parking under the wonderful roof of Paddington station
Cycle Cull notice, Paddington station
London’s Cycling Commissioner, Andrew Gilligan, being interviewed at an event.
Interesting bicycle at an event!
London’s Cycling Commissioner, Andrew Gilligan, trying out a YikeBike
Rising bollards to the Leicester Square pedestrian area (no cycling)
The Independent newspaper cargo trikes at the People's Vote march
Shepherd Market - I'd forgotten it actually existed. Not a cycleway, though.
Lots of double-decker cycle parking too at Marylebone station
Cycle stands as far as the eye can see on Marylebone station.
Distance to London is measured from this location, the site of the original Queen Eleanor’s Cross.
CITY OF WESTMINSTER
On the site now occupied by the statue of
King Charles I was erected the original
Queen Eleanor's Cross a replica
Sussex Place looking towards Paddington Railway Station.
Cycle route crosses the footway here at a curious dropped kerb - bollard arrangement.
George Street / Seymour Place
Earlyish on a Saturday morning the traffic is not too busy and the wife approved of the route between KGX and PAD. Crossing Baker Street here on George.
Marylebone High Street - a place where I often get confused when travelling between King's Cross and Paddington. I have to stop and think now do I turn left then right or right then left ... every time 🤔
London 🚲Network signage at New Cavendish Street / Wimpole Street.
Turn right for
Regent's Park ½
Primrose Hill 1¾
Straight on for
Marylebone 1
Padding 1½
Extinction Rebellion blockade of Great Cumberland Place.
Extinction Rebellion blockade of Oxford Street.
New Cavendish Street, LCN0 (seven stations circular)
Sign for a right turn at Fortnum & Mason
Segregated cycleway past Buckingham Palace
Segregated cycleway past Buckingham Palace
Bike on the Put It To The People march
Bike on the Put It To The People march
We're still a long way short of the full million people on the Put It To The People march, but there's still clearly no way through for a cyclist.
New pedestrianisation in Mayfair
Steps from Ramillies St to Oxford St
Cut-through with sushi delivery trikes
Installed by Westminster Council in St John's Wood. Has anyone tripped over these yet? :) https://t.co/7SBRCSElbZ
Quietway 2 now has double white lines on Sussex Gardens.
Segregated cycle lanes and lights for cyclists crossing into Hyde Park
Protected route for cyclists who can now turn left out of Hyde Park without waiting for a green light.
Cycle route to the Hyde Park police station
Is that a Cambridge Kerb on New Bond Street? (Ed: no) But those aren't cycle lanes on either side so maybe they're for pedestrians to share with parked cars.
Dockless e-bike sharing arrived in London and Milton Keynes in December 2018
Pedestrian Zone sign on South Molton Street
Cyclists Dismount at the Curzon Gate underpass
Is a 'No Cling' sign likely to be legally enforceable?
Hey Siri, show me a crushingly unsubtle visual metaphor for @CityWestminster’s transport policy https://t.co/aouib5ezJi
As at many London stations, there's now lots of cycle parking inside the gated area at Marylebone, where bikes presumably live overnight and at weekends.
Pedestrianisation in Soho
Pedestrianisation in Soho
Banksy’s <strikethru>Girl With Balloon</strikethru> Love in the Bin.
My theory: two canvases a pre-cut version spews out as the main one is drawn down.
Excuse for being on here: Street art :-)
https://www.sothebys.com/en/articles
At an exhibition of Modern and contemporary African art. This piece doesn’t ‘do’ anything like play records as far as I could tell.
Several hundred riders on Stop Killing Cyclists’ first Pedal on Parliament ride and die in, passing through Aldwych.
Cut-through to Broadcasting House
The main Velorution shop (and street parking)
Cycle Surgery, near Broadcasting House
Another West End cut-through
One Way, Dead End ?? Actually, TfL, it's a through road.
Road closure with quite a few cycle stands
No Cycling in this stylish new courtyard development
No Cycling in this stylish new courtyard development
No Cycling in this stylish new courtyard development
What's the point of the cycle lane?
What's the point of the cycle lane?
Road closure and cycleway at Shaftesbury Circus, London
Traffic-free (mostly) link to Shaftesbury Circus (& bike-sharing station)
Lunch break for the St John Ambulance cycling paramedics in Soho!
West end of Bourchier Street (so called), Soho
Cyclist on Bourchier Street (so called), Soho
TfL bike-sharing station and pedestrian alley
Plenty of cycle parking here just off Regent Street
Ahead only crossing Oxford Street.
Hanover Street with projecting bicycle light from one of the Santander Cycles.
The stand outside is very popular with staff that work here but there is not a Knuth stands now the phone boxes are gone can you replace them with stands
Electric recharge and bike parked to post.
New Bond Street / Conduit Street.
Only one bike left in St George St at the end of the working day.
Sotheby's staff only
Non Sotheby’s bicycles will be removed.
... and auctioned off?
Short link: http://cycle.st/area/