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I think it's undeniable that journeys in to, out of, or around central London are faster on public transport if you're going along one of the main routes. But t
by adaml_623 4y ago
I think it's undeniable that journeys in to, out of, or around central London are faster on public transport if you're going along one of the main routes. But there are lots of journeys outside of the centre, either sideways or diagonal, that are very awkward and slow on public transport.
My problem is that I have very little data or intuitive feel for how the 8 million people in London actually move during the average day
- nicoburns 4y agoMy experience is that it’s common for people to meet in central London (and/or to have loca friends in the area you live) for this reason. Houses and workplaces are usually coordinated to minimise travel time (although there’s been a huge increase in homeworking since covid which is reducing the need for this).