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    🚲 This is actually a cycle route: Teddington to Whitton without traffic



    You can cycle from Teddington in south west London to Whitton entirely on quiet streets and protected cycle lanes.

    The route is 4.1km long (2.6 miles) and makes use of the old London Cycle Network route 32.

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    You can see a digital map of the route and download a GPS/GPX file to use on whatever device or app you want here:

    https://www.komoot.com/tour/2909941151?share_token=a3US9zoLrQIIJjk9qA39fBRaokP6TBmyusppnI8wIhLdQtgwKx&ref=wtd

    And you can find a viewer-created and maintained map of all the London Cycle Routes videos here:

    https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1h9Hxm57fPvZmcuSXajM_Wu0G0s6f_bs&ll=51.505213496092054%2C-0.1285238120117249&z=12

    I also highly recommend the Safe Cycle LDN map for route planning, which is compiled by @SafeCycleLDN on twitter:

    https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1XlpvN9R-Wg7qZHyezO8y-eVlftr4e0WX&hl=en&ll=0%2C0&z=12

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    5. @samspade2399 on

      I didn't realise the London cycle network is obsolete-is that because it's ben superseded by cycle super-highways? thanks for the vid, another informative & well researched piece

    7. @rogercmerriman on

      I’d just note that Stanley road shared pavement does get quite a bit of pavement parking be that school or otherwise, and that the junction on to Hampton Road has just been redone to generally a better standard, don’t need to do such a tight turn in traffic coming the other direction it’s on my commute or can be at least

      I know someone who is trying to get the Whitton chicanes removed as he uses a trike, and is well inaccessible thus to him

    9. @martinashwell on

      Two things struck me watching this; 1 – how perception of time changes with age. Your 'ancient history' is my recent memory. 2 – and I'll caveat this by saying I guess most people watching your channel are socially minded, but completely agree with people on foot or bike offering help. In the wider sense, in spite of large amounts of divisive social media output, generally most people are nice. Finally, another great video 👍

    11. @tomcrump on

      Hi Jon, have you ever ridden down C31 between New Malden and Raynes Park? It's a really nice stretch to cycle on and there's an easy quiet route from Kingston to get there. Worth a video I'd say!

    12. @samc6223 on

      I use a bit of cycle route for commuting and it is not gritted or street lit so I find it safer to cycle on the road in the winter 🙁

    13. @dcloake on

      Thanks for this and for all your videos. I am the vicar of Teddington and was previously the vicar of Whitton, so this route is beloved and familiar. The founder of the Times isn’t in Shacklegate Gate lane, though, but in my churchyard at St Mary’s which predates the civic cemetery!

    14. @MrTryxxter on

      Good point about having people IRL on the streets (Hope the guys ok btw!). Something I hadn't considered. Maybe the pedestrian version of passive surveillance in urban design, where good design can and should help everybody

    15. @anthonyR13 on

      Great to see this route as it's right on my doorstep. That said, I've never actually cycled through Teddington cemetery, I'll give that a go soon.
      Great content, really enjoyed it 👍

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