Route Plan Roll

We have added pot ‘Places worth cycling to!’ map to our website It’s a map that brings together where the best cycling infrastructure exists in London with where the best places to pop into, visit or sightsee are. Great for days out, picnics, BBQ’s 🚲🗺 routeplanroll.com/placesworthcyc…

@wanderishing @HanneyDP Should be working now but please do let me know if any issues. Sorry that broke

@HanneyDP @RoutePlanRoll Hi, the Geographic cycle map link appears to be broken. Can you please fix as I use it a lot and send this to my nervous cycling friends.

As ever: 🟢 comfortable cycling links 🟠 Links with some positives but also some negatives 🔴 Very uncomfortable cycling links - use only when really required for linking to key areas

Finally got the Google Map Layer back up and running Please let me know it's all working ok for you. Any change suggestions welcome Sorry it's taken a while to sort! google.com/maps/d/edit?mi…

@HackneyMuslims @J_M_Errington This a layer that says your maps in the Google Maps app. RoutePlanRoll - 2022 London Cycling Comfort Guide maps.app.goo.gl/m39FVHHbCxjZiN… Some high level alternatives shown here.

@J_M_Errington Maybe try @RoutePlanRoll

Google Maps is so unbelievably bad at planning cycle routes through London. Every time I get a route it sends me through the murderous junction at Holborn. Is there a sane app out there which doesn't do this?

@RoutePlanRoll is great and you should all use it.

Route Plan Roll: The London cycling map that seeks to 'fill in an information gap' trib.al/f8Mi18u

Reminder of up to date 2022 cycle map for London available here with key cycling routes colour coded - Green 🟢 very comfortable to cycle Orange 🟠mixed quality Red 🔴very uncomfortable to cycle, caution RoutePlanRoll - 2022 London Cycling Comfort Guide google.com/maps/d/u/0/edi…

@salome_gongadze TfL have open cycling data and are pushing to put more information on open street map. cycling.data.tfl.gov.uk

@RantyHighwayman @JackThomasE4 Thanks @RantyHighwayman , we tried our best on outer London boroughs but 1. they’re often geographically very big, 2. they have endless complicated rules on where to cycle and 3. most had a habit post Covid of putting scheme in to then rip it out so hard to justify effort to map

@RantyHighwayman Is TfL’s cycle mapping in B&D/Havering/Redbridge a fair representation? If not, where can I find mapping of cycle infra in these boroughs. Looking at TfL’s mapping, there’s no incentive for me to try to cycle there. I live in Waltham Forest and there is good 1/2

@prasanna_r0 @CWinchcombe @CorkCyclingCrew Love what you’ve done. It’s an excellent way to take it to next iteration. It’s key to get quality in so people can trust the route. Be great if council would help by signposting routes on the ground. Really hope you get picked up for more work on this.

@IsSaddleThereIs @thenewlove To be frank can’t quite remember but core points: - it’s on Google Map layer but want to keep schematic compact. Stretching map out too far loses central area perspective - outer areas can be very flaky, and just sparse. Some links just lose meaning further you go out.

@thenewlove @RoutePlanRoll My thoughts exactly. Just wanted it confirmed.

Why does the map only go as far north as Stoke Newington on the CS1 route? Why not all the way to Tottenham? @RoutePlanRoll

Top tips from someone who gets lost very easily! Where Am I? How to navigate London by bike laka.co/gb/blog/womens…

@cyclestreets @SafeCycleLDN @RoutePlanRoll @komoot @cycle_travel @ridebeeline @JoyRidersUK @London_Cycling @joncstone

Speed limiters in motor vehicles based on the speed limit for the road will be launched on all new vehicle types in the EU, from 2022 etsc.eu/intelligent-sp…

@PedalsNottm @RantyHighwayman @Matt_Hill_UK Cool. Any suggestions for updates for ourselves and @TransportNeil always appreciated.

@RoutePlanRoll @RantyHighwayman @Matt_Hill_UK Ohhhh yeah that's the stuff

Had to check this out on the back of @RantyHighwayman 's blog. Bloody brilliant! Got the right road this time 😀 'Old Bethnal Green' Road.

The @NYC_DOT's proposed bike corridor map could make a much better argument for integrated cycling infrastructure if it labeled and numbered each route as if it was a bus or subway line. A few simple tweaks could go a long way in capturing the public's imagination!