Londoners are increasingly bike lovers: cyclists outnumber motorists.

An analysis conducted by the British Ministry of Transport found that there are more people on bicycles than those who travel by car.

Thanks to the actions promoted by London in recent years: the creation of cycle paths separated from traffic, for example, which act as real routes for cycling mobility, has meant that more and more people, especially commuters, have chosen bicycles as the main means of transport.

The data provided, dating back to the past year, showed that 87% of traffic along thoroughfares, such as Lamberth Road, was made up of cyclists while in the City, Royal Mints Street recorded 81% of two-wheeled traffic .

This is an example of how important it is to realize a good network of cycling infrastructure well connected to each other and safe, to ensure that more and more people choose to adopt a sustainable way to move around in their daily lives.