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People have been absolutely loving cycling through traffic-free London
It’s all part of Prudential RideLondon.
Prudential RideLondon is an annual three-day extravaganza of cycling, and one bit that people particularly love is FreeCycle.
Today, an eight-mile route through central London was completely traffic-free, allowing cyclists of all ages to zoom through the city. FreeCycle – geddit?
This means that people were able experience London’s major landmarks by bike, without having to worry about buses cramping their style.
So many people turned up to FreeCycle, and it all looked pretty impressive.
Not only did it look incredible, but people seemed to be having the best time – even despite some smatterings of rain.
How could you not have fun with DJ cyclists riding around?!
It definitely is quite departure from the chaos of dodging cars that cyclists have to navigate on a normal day.
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