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The source is about road use, which is more specific than your claim. The top modes of transport are walking, the underground, long-haul rail infrastructure. I
by cturner 8y ago
The source is about road use, which is more specific than your claim. The top modes of transport are walking, the underground, long-haul rail infrastructure.
I think the source goes against both your claim and its own headline. Diagram 3.11 shows cycling to be a small part of the makeup.
- Doctor_Fegg 8y agoYes, given the context that AmericanChopper was principally talking about roads (and advocating that cars should be prioritised). If you include non-carriageway provision then the Tube, bus and walking are and have long been dominant in London. 3.11 appears to cover the whole day rather than just the rush hour, and again, the context of AmericanChopper's comments was "commuters". 3.5 in the original report (search for 'Traffic in the City 2018') gives more context as to how modal share varies throughout the day.