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Bike Lane Separation

in London, ENG

Bike lane separation uses barriers or bollards, typically physically protecting cyclists from adjacent motor traffic.

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Where it is

All-time count by city.

  1. 01Melbourne, VIC5.9K
  2. 02London, ENG3.4K
  3. 03Toronto, ON1.6K
  4. 04Montréal, QC1.4K
  5. 05São Paulo, SP1.1K
  6. 06New Orleans, LA1K
  7. 07Mexico City, CMX1K
  8. 08Ottawa, ON990
  9. 09New York City, NY949
  10. 10Sydney, NSW905
  11. 11Seattle, WA791
  12. 12Nürnberg, BY723
  13. 13Los Angeles, CA721
  14. 14San Jose, CA687
  15. 15San Francisco, CA684
fewestLondon, ENG · 100th percentilemost
COUNTED
3.4K
all time in London
RANK
#1
of 39 cities in ENG
SHARE
76%
of the peer group's total
DENSITY
36.6
per 100k residents

Other objects in London

Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.

  1. 01Transit Access7.4K
  2. 02Neighborhood Character6.1K
  3. 03Transit Disruption5.7K
  4. 04Canal Cycleway5.5K
  5. 05Traffic Camera5.2K
  6. 06Riverside Trail5.2K
  7. 07Walkable Neighborhood5K
  8. 08Smart City Systems4.5K
  9. 09Cycleway Underpass4.4K
  10. 10School Zone Congestion4.3K
  11. 11Urban Mobility4.1K
  12. 12Lakeshore Trail4.1K
  13. 13Curbside Congestion4K
  14. 14Sidewalk4K
  15. 15Tram Stop3.9K
  16. 16Crosswalk3.8K
  17. 17Curb3.7K
  18. 18Terraced Homes3.7K
  19. 19Street Light3.6K
  20. 20Cycle Track3.6K
  21. 21Park Pathway3.5K
  22. 22Park Gate3.4K
  23. 23Forest Singletrack3.4K
  24. 24Bike Lane Separation3.4K