‘I’ve damaged my tyres’: People of London on potholes and bus lanes

We speak to Londoners about the capital’s pothole problem and how busy the roads are.

Transcript

00:00I think London's roads seem fine to me, to be completely honest.

00:05I think they're better off investing the money outside of London

00:08to address what seems to be a massive skew towards London.

00:12As someone who mainly uses public transport and cycles a little bit,

00:16I would be really focusing on that,

00:20because it's extremely frustrating to be stuck in traffic on a bus with no bus lane.

00:25So that's a big one for me, I think that's a priority.

00:28When the bus journeys, particularly in south-east London,

00:32if you're not going into central London, are very, very slow.

00:35So I'd like to focus on better bus lanes, more bus lanes.

00:39I don't have a car at the moment, but yes, I do drive.

00:43And there have been times where you've had to sway to the side

00:48or go very slow to avoid damaging your tyres.

00:55There's been times I have damaged my tyres.