Every street in Kensington and Chelsea coloured by how comfortable it is to cycle: protected cycleways, quiet streets, moderate streets, busy roads and paths shared with pedestrians. You can also turn on low traffic neighbourhoods, street lighting, bike collisions and live roadworks and closures from the layers button.
Tap “Where to?” and pick a destination. Cyclemate plans a SuperSafe route that keeps you on cycleways and quiet streets, shows it beside the direct route, and explains what it avoided. Open it in the Cyclemate app for turn-by-turn navigation.
Cycleway 15, Cycleway 27, Cycleway 39 and Cycleway 44 run through Kensington and Chelsea. They are drawn on the map, and SuperSafe routes along them whenever they head your way.
Not in the dataset we use. The map shows Kensington and Chelsea's quiet streets and cycle tracks all the same, and SuperSafe routes along them.
Yes. The map and directions cover all of Greater London, so a ride can start in Kensington and Chelsea and end in Brent, Hammersmith and Fulham and Westminster or anywhere else in the city.
Yes. After dark in Kensington and Chelsea, SuperSafe prefers well-lit streets and shows the share of your route that is lit.
The map is built from OpenStreetMap, Transport for London and Department for Transport data, and reports from Cyclemate riders. Bike collisions come from TfL's road safety data.
