How I look at cities
Alongside school I study streets the way a planner would: who they serve, how vehicles and cyclists share space, and where design choices slow people down or keep them moving. Cycling surveys and filming on location help me notice details that are easy to miss from a map — kerb lines, bus priority, and how traffic actually behaves at junctions.
At TfL I shadowed network performance work on signals and street-level operations. With Yunex Traffic I learned about the systems behind traffic lights and prediction. I use YouTube to explain those ideas in plain language so more people can see how transport shapes communities.
Width Restrictions - Road features drivers hate
A look at width restrictions and how they change the way streets work for vehicles, cyclists and the people who live alongside them.
