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Danny Williams

@mrdannyw.bsky.social

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Transport and journeys, working on policy things. Based London, Yorkshire and Sussex. (Available in 🇬🇧🇩🇪🇫🇷a bit of🇨🇭and learning 🇪🇸)

Shows a large new American style pick up van parked on the street. directly facing it is a slightly older car. The car is a much lower height. The front bonnet of the van is approximately head height of the car driver position. The vehicles are parked on a street with houses behind
Pic shows a collection of green and white “lime” branded hire bikes parked next to each other on a road
Shows a long queue two people wide of people on cycles. They are on a cycle track next to a main road. Offices down both sides of the road
Shows maybe 100 rental bikes parked on a pavement. There is a main road along the side. It is raining. There is a tree canopy over the road
Shows a lane with bushes and trees either side. There is a signpost with a round blue sign showing a car and a bicycle
Shows a footway with a white lane down the middle. A man is walking towards the camera. There is a cycle lane on the right side of the white line. Almost all of the cycle way is covered in vegetation. There are trees on either side
Shows a shared use cycle path and foot way that is slightly wider than my bicycle handle bars. There is a tall fence on the right. A driveway ahead and to the left a busy and fast main road with cars on it
Shows a wide road. Skyscrapers in the background. Victorian buildings either side. A cargo bike delivery on one side of the street. A cargo bike heading back into town on the other. And a large goods lorry in the background
Graph shows total motor vehicles in City of London 1999 - 2024. In 1999, there were 198,000 motor vehicles a day and 8,000 people on cycles. In 2024, there were 59,000 motor vehicles a day and 52,000 people on cycles
The pic is taken from the top deck of a bus looking directly in front along the length of the bridge. There are office buildings in the background.
Pic taken from top deck of a London bus. Looking sideways late a side street. There are pics and bars on both sides with many outside seats. One side of the side street is now a cycle lane. There is a traffic island in the middle. And an exit lane for cars to the right of it. People are walking along the street in the same direction as the bus is travelling
Pic taken from across the street. On the other side of the street is the wall of a house with windows. It is a Victorian house. There are 13 wheelie bins along the wall of the house and on the pavement.
Shows a boy playing on a small play space which takes up half the width of a street. The other half of the street is a cycle lane with a cyclist on it. There is a wall along the side of the road. And terraced houses further down the street
Shows benches and tubs with greenery in a space between office blocks. There are lots of people sitting on the benches and it is sunny
I am standing on the pavement. To the side of the pavement is a new cycle track with lanes for heading in different directions at the junction which is just behind me. The track is slightly lower than the pavement. To the side of the track are lanes for motor vehicles. And then on the other side of the road is a line of office blocks and tall buildings
Shows two girls on bikes. They have cycled over a bridge on the right. Behind them is a river and behind that some houses
Shows a street with shops either side of the the buildings are 3 storeys tall. There is a bus stop in the foreground. The pavement buts into the road and is slightly raised. Behind the bus stop is a planted area and behind that is a cycle lane and pavement
Shows a digital advertising screen on a pavement in a city centre. The screen takes up 3 paving slabs width of a pavement that is 5 slabs winde. People are walking past the screen. The road has four wide lanes for cars
Shows a path with grass banks either side. There is a road on the right at the top of the grass bank. In front is a dark pedestrian subway. A car drives over the top. The walls of the subway are painted with graffiti. There is no obvious lighting.
Poster in shop window with the words "Support a safer school run. Half your stopping distance by dropping from 30 to 20mph. Ask to extend to Bramley. Support by 31st"
Shows a pavement. There is a bollard on the edge of the pavement. A wire connected to the bollard is connected to a car parked next to it, in the road.
Shows traffic speeds vs equivalent week in 2024 morning and evening rush hours on the Manhattan Bridges and Tunnels. 80%+ faster on the Holland Tunnel in the morning and 55% faster in the evenings. Lincoln Tunnel 70% and 60%. Queensboro Bridge 40% and 80% etc. Three of the bridges are slightly slower. All the rest are faster
I am walking along the pavement. I am filming the road next to me. Cars are moving along the road, and some bicycles. There are many shared e-bikes parked in parking bays at the side of the road. I haven’t counted them but at least 50 of them
Shows a digital advertising board in a placement. There is a competing advertising board a couple of metres behind it. And another one a couple of metres behind that
Nighttime city scene. Shows three wide lanes of traffic. Stone buildings along either side and the lights of Piccadilly Corcus in the background. People have to cycle in the middle of the three lanes to access the cycle route
Picture taken from main road facing a side road. In the background are residential tower blocks. The side road is two lanes wide entry and two lanes wide exit. There is a traffic island. A man is cycling past the side road
Shows the view of me walking along a section of pavement. There are three big LED advertising boxes, one 5G one mast, one defunct phone box and one older advertising box taking up space on the pavement so I have to weave between them
Shows view out of the top deck of a London bus. The road is straight with houses either side and tree lined. There is a row of parked cars either side. A queue of cars heading the other way and a bus holding back in the opposite direction
Shows painted zebra crossing on a side road. There is a new traffic island in the middle of the road. To the left of the zebra crossing is a main road. There are offices immediately in the background, further down the main road and behind a handful of trees
Picture is taken from behind a dad on a bicycle. He is wearing a long coat. There is a small child Ona child seat on the back of the bike. A young boy is cycling next to him. They are on a two-way cycle track. There is pavement next to the cycle track on the left side. On the right is a wide two lane one-way road. It is part of a large “curator’s” system at Vauxhall, London. There are houses and offices either side of the road
Picture is taken from the middle of a residential street. At the junction with another street that cross left to right, the junction has been narrowed. There are some benches and a space for planting on the left. And on the ridge is a cycle track with bollards. There are pavements on either side.
Table showing 24 hour cycle traffic counts across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Williamsburg and Ed Koch bridges in New York City
A man is crossing the road. It is high time non the other side of the road is a two storey building. There is a large digital advertising screen that takes up most of the side wall of the billing. It is extremely bright
A man is crossing the road. It is high time non the other side of the road is a two storey building. There is a large digital advertising screen that takes up most of the side wall of the billing. It is extremely bright
Shows a big information board on a tram stop. Each stop is clearly marked with indication of other bus or tram lines as well as car parking and cycle hire stops etc
Shows two long rows of bike stands with dozens of bicycles parked on them
Shows a white van parked on the street with terraced housing behind. There is an orange charging cable from the front of the van that is trailed along the pavement
Shows a city pavement. There are several bins on the pavement and two cars. There are shops on the left hand side behind the cars. The pavement is narrowed by the bins and cars. To the right of the pavement, a bus lane with parked cars in it. To the right of that, a moving traffic lane with a bus in it
A metal plaque on a brick wall above a ticket machine that reads: “DECEMBER 26TH 1918 THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WAS WELCOMED AT CHARING CROSS BY KING GEORGE THE FIFTH AND HIS MAJESTY'S MINISTERS OF STATE AT A SUPREME HOUR IN HUMAN HISTORY THE WAR OVER AND THE FUTURE TO BE FASHIONED THE TWO NATIONS SIGNIFICANTLY MET”
Shows several white and green bikes dumped on the ground. They are blocking the docking station for TfL public shared bikes so that users can’t access the docking station
Shows eight wheels bins along the side of a house and on the pavement. There are three metal signposts on the pavement. It is too narrow for a person to walk along the pavement in a straight line without turning to avoid the bins or posts
Shows a zebra crossing marked on a side road. The street is in central London. There is a shop and a cafe in the background. Vans are driving up the main road. It is damp
Shows my bike leaning against a bench on some grass. Large trees are in the background and the sun is setting between the trees 🌳
Video shows a picture of major road junction in London. There is a building in the background designed in classical style. Behind that several skyscrapers. On the junction itself, hundreds of people walking and cycling
Shows a street scene. There are three e-charging units and a sign which says these are for e-taxis only. There are trees behind and a road and a shop
Shows some benches in front of green space and a variety of large climbing frames. This is next to a new development of apartments
Shows a five storey council block at the back. The street had a school on the left. The street itself has seats, colourful Planters, logs and painted shapes on it. Cars cannot drive down outside the school any longer
Shows a double decker london bus with a dozen people on bikes waiting in the space in front of the bus at a red traffic light
Shows a lamppost on the side of the pavement. An electric car is parked in the road and there is a cable connecting the car to the lamppost which doubles as a e-charging post. The cable is chucked across the pavement taking up at least half of the width and because it is just checked there is looped all along the pavement
Shows window cleaning man with all his equipment in a cargo bike. Which is a bike with a big box on the front and three wheels In total (two at the front)
Shows cars parked all along the pavement and in the bus stop almost in the actual bus shelter
Shows a wall inside the customer area in the garage with smart alloy wheels for cars hanging on it and a folding e-bike on charge which customers can use
Shows bicycles parked outside the lifts on the communal areas on four floors of a housing block on a housing estate in London.
Cycle track in new housing area. Being used by residents as car parking directly outside their homes. Understandably.
Shows a small building a bit like a shed but with wire metal walls you can see through. Inside are several bike racks and there is a lockable door to keep them secure
Shows young man crossing two lanes of commuter car traffic at a roundabout to reach the pedestrian refuge island. There is no priority for pedestrians on this blind corner in York
Shows bikes stored in a fenced off area and attached to bike stands. This is on a public housing estate in Lambeth, London