Cycle Superhighways aim to provide protected space for cycling on some of London's busiest roads. They connect stations, town centres and key destinations, making them more accessible and easier for people to cycle to.

We're building a network of cycle routes across London, including Quietways and Mini-Hollands. New routes are created in line with TfL's Strategic Cycling Analysis.

Cycle Superhighway routes

We're working with London boroughs and managing authorities to put Cycle Superhighway routes in place across London.

We currently have eight Cycle Superhighway routes completed and we're creating more.

New Cycle Superhighways

woman cycling on a cycle superhighway, on a Santander Cycle

Cycle Superhighway 6

North-South: Elephant and Castle to King's Cross
Cyclists going down cycle superhighway 3

Cycle Superhighway 3

East-West: Tower Hill to Lancaster Gate

Proposed Cycle Superhighways 

cyclists going down cycle superhighway 11

Cycle Superhighway 11

Swiss Cottage to the West End
cyclists going down cycle superhighway 9

Cycle Superhighway 9

Kensington Olympia to Brentford
cyclists going down cycle superhighway 4

Cycle Superhighway 4

Tower Bridge to Greenwich

Existing Cycle Superhighways

Cycle Superhighway 1: the City to Tottenham

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Cycle Superhighway 2: Stratford to Aldgate

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Cycle Superhighway 3: Barking to Tower Gateway

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Cycle Superhighway 5: Oval to Pimlico

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Cycle Superhighway 7: Merton to the City

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Cycle Superhighway 8: Wandsworth to Westminster

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