What Would You Do To Make London A Better Place?

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Being able to top up your Oyster card when you are on transport.

Matt Simpson

Posted by Matt Simpson 6 months ago · 1 comment reply

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create cycle paths that run alongside railway lines, so that cyclists have safe, *direct* routes into the centre of the city.

OpheliaBottom

Posted by OpheliaBottom 6 months ago · 2 comments reply

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Make central London a Zero Emission Zone. Start with all Buses and Taxis making their exhaust pollution free using battery and hydrogen power etc. This will save the next generation of kids from respiratory problems, such as hayfever and asthma, which are surely exacerbated by particulate and harmful gas pollutants from vehicle exhaust.

Electronic Knight

Posted by Electronic Knight 6 months ago · 0 comments reply

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Traffic lights with a count down feature then you know when they are going to change...less stress. They have these in some eastern European countries.

frankD

Posted by frankD 6 months ago · 0 comments reply

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Extend the pavement/river walkway on the south side of the Thames between London Bridge & Tower Bridge. It's one of the most stunning parts of the river yet you can't walk along the river in that section - you have to take back streets.

Posted by Philippe Fraser 6 months ago · 1 comment reply

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Make sunday something special, give people rewards for visiting less well known places in the city and spending money in small franchises for example sunday only markets (brick lane and columbia flower)

Zoemlyons09

Posted by Zoemlyons09 6 months ago · 0 comments reply

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Set up giant speakers around London and, in sync, play Classical music, Chinese flutes or an Aria at random times during the day.

Raymond Chan

Posted by Raymond Chan 6 months ago · 0 comments reply

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Make weekend tube line closures an exception rather than normality

parmiter

Posted by parmiter 6 months ago · 0 comments reply

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Food festival once a year to celebrate the diversity of cultures in London.

Raymond Chan

Posted by Raymond Chan 6 months ago · 0 comments reply

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Smart street furniture, such as the Eyestop, an interactive solar-powered bus stop (see http://senseable.mit.edu/eyestop/). The Eyestop gives commuters a way to browse the Web, create their bus routes, and determine the exact location of oncoming buses. The EyeStop can also act as an active environmental sensing node, gathering information through sunlight as it collects information about air quality.

Lisouli

Posted by Lisouli 6 months ago · 1 comment reply

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