Signals / Object
Pedestrian Crossing
in London, ENG
Marked roadway area where pedestrians cross, commonly shown with white stripes, signals, signs, or curb ramps.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01Melbourne, VIC10K
- 02São Paulo, SP8.1K
- 03Moscow, MOW7.3K
- 04Toronto, ON5.3K
- 05Reno, NV3.8K
- 06Seattle, WA3.4K
- 07Sydney, NSW3.2K
- 08Montréal, QC3K
- 09London, ENG2.5K
- 10Mexico City, CMX2.3K
- 11Honolulu, HI2.2K
- 12Raleigh, NC2.1K
- 13Sparks, NV1.9K
- 14Portland, OR1.9K
- 15Ottawa, ON1.8K
fewestLondon, ENG · 100th percentilemost
- COUNTED
- 2.5K
- all time in London
- RANK
- #1
- of 40 cities in ENG
- SHARE
- 64%
- of the peer group's total
- DENSITY
- 27.5
- per 100k residents
Other objects in London
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Transit Access7.4K
- 02Neighborhood Character6.1K
- 03Transit Disruption5.7K
- 04Canal Cycleway5.5K
- 05Traffic Camera5.2K
- 06Riverside Trail5.2K
- 07Walkable Neighborhood5K
- 08Smart City Systems4.5K
- 09Cycleway Underpass4.4K
- 10School Zone Congestion4.3K
- 11Urban Mobility4.1K
- 12Lakeshore Trail4.1K
- 13Curbside Congestion4K
- 14Sidewalk4K
- 15Tram Stop3.9K
- 16Crosswalk3.8K
- 17Curb3.7K
- 18Terraced Homes3.7K
- 19Street Light3.6K
- 20Cycle Track3.6K
- 21Park Pathway3.5K
- 22Park Gate3.4K
- 23Forest Singletrack3.4K
- 24Bike Lane Separation3.4K