London has seen a significant increase in cycling, with bicycles outnumbering automobiles in the City of London. A movement is underway to promote cycling as a primary mode of transportation, prompting policymakers to reconsider motor vehicle dependency. The introduction of 'low-traffic neighborhoods' and cycle superhighways has redefined urban mobility and contributed to a 50 percent rise in bike use since 2022. This transformation signifies a paradigm shift in how residents navigate the metropolitan landscape.
Cyclists now outnumber cars in the City of London, with nearly double the number of bikes on the streets, transforming urban mobility in the capital.
The implementation of 'low-traffic neighborhoods' and dedicated cycle superhighways in London is challenging the reliance on motor vehicles and promoting cycling.
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