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Why was the Streetspace programme necessary?

On top, just 56 per cent of households in London own a car, so there was a need to provide alternative ways for people to get around London safely.

What are these new bus routes and which parts of London

The Mayor has asked us to propose a system of express bus routes that would create an orbital link across outer London, known as the Superloop.

What are these new bus routes and which parts of London

The Mayor has asked us to propose a system of express bus routes that would create an orbital link across outer London, known as the Superloop.

Public drop-in event, Catford Library

03 June 2023 11:00 - 15:00 Catford Library, Catford Centre, Winslade Way, London SE6 4JU

Public drop-in event

07 February 2024 W12 Shopping centre, Shepherd's Bush Green, London W12 8PP (15:00 – 19:00)

Public drop-in event

26 October 2024 Rosendale Primary School - Rosendale Road, West Dulwich, London, SE21 8LR (10:00 - 12:00)

By 2031 there will be around 1.25 million more people living in London and over 750,000 new jobs. Many of the new homes that are built won’t have car parking facilities - there simply isn’t room in London for so many additional cars.

How have the roads been selected for the Lowering Speed Limits programme?

Transport for London are directly responsible for the Transport for London Road Network, which makes up 5% of London’s roads, carries one third of traffic and is where 26% of all collisions and 35% of all fatalities occurred