Mapping

Transport for London isn’t mapping its new cycling routes. One resident is trying to keep up.

Cyclist and planner Dermot Hanney discusses the challenges of monitoring bike lanes across Greater London, and why cities should offer their own maps.

London’s rail and tube map is out of control

On Social wayfinding: why, to make cities more walkable, we need to understand people’s choices

The best bike maps are made by volunteers

Here’s a new rail map for Dublin

A U.S. college professor has been teaching Syrians in the Zaatari refugee camp to make maps of their world

This unofficial take on London’s rail map is so much better than the real thing that it’s almost depressing

Yet more ways TfL should change London’s tube and rail maps to make them less irritating to me, personally

Transport planning is a tricky business. Can visualisation tools help?

This Google Street View glitch shows you what it’s like in New York in your actual nightmares

The new Google Earth is spectacular. It’s also misleading

How many colours would you need to make London’s bus network more comprehensible?