+11 12 1
Published 10 years ago by doodlegirl with 1 Comments
by doodlegirl
10 years ago 1

Architects propose 136-mile cycling network above London

Lord Norman Foster, renowned architect and founder of Foster + Partners, has proposed a massive network of elevated pathways for cyclists in London. Dubbed 'SkyCycle,' the cycling routes would follow London's vast suburban rail network for over 220 kilometers (136 miles), allowing cyclists to traverse the UK's capital without encountering cars or pedestrians.

Continue Reading http://www.theverge.com

Join the Discussion

  • Auto Tier
  • All
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
Post Comment
  • aj0690 (edited 10 years ago)
    +3

    I don't know. It seems like a lot of work and funding needed to get this off the ground (literally and figuritively).

    10 years ago
    Reply
    Save

Here are some other snaps you may like...

discover your
interests.

Check out our front page for a lot more stuff!

In 1900, Los Angeles had a bike highway — and the US was a world leader in bike lanes

London Approves Europe's First City-Spanning Bike Superhighway

"Roads were not built for cars": how cyclists, not drivers, first fought to pave US roads

Japan's Shimanami Kaido: One of the world's most incredible bike routes

Let’s talk seriously about why cyclists break traffic laws