Walking and Cycling Index Data Dashboards

Explore the data using our interactive dashboards

Our Walking and Cycling Index dashboards allow you to explore and compare data in much more detail. They include:

  • data from 18 cities, regions and boroughs across the United Kingdom and Ireland
  • different dashboards showing what people think, what people do and the infrastructure around them
  • demographic data to understand different groups
  • lots of data from 2019 and even more from 2021

The dashboards

Male and female coworkers cycling side by side

What people think

Explore people's attitudes to walking, wheeling and cycling.

For example, you can find out what people think would make them cycle more, what they think of their local area, or where they would like to see government spending.

Open the 'What people think' dashboard
Three people are in conversation as they walk over a small wooden bridge in Tower Hamlets, London. A leafy green tree is to the left of them and tall buildings are in the distance.

What people do

Explore people's walking, cycling and wheeling behaviours.

For example, you can find our how frequenctly people use different types of transport, what they cycle and walk for, or how many short journeys they make by car.

Open the 'What people do' dashboard

City settings data

Explore data about each of the participating cities.

For example, you can find out total lengths of different types of cycle route, the prevalence of wider pavements, and the proportions of households that are relatively close to different services and amenities.

Open the 'City settings data' dashboard

Trips data

Explore data about the trips people make in our participating cities.

For example, you can find out the daily and annual total distances walked or cycled, to destinations or for enjoyment/fitness.

Open the 'Trips data' dashboard

Benefits data

Explore data about the benefits of walking, wheeling and cycling.

For example, you can find out the numbers of long-term health conditions avoided thanks to walking and cycling, the greenhouse gas emissions if appropriate journeys that were walked and cycled had been driven, and the combined economic value of these and other factors, based on recent evidence.

Open the 'Benefits data' dashboard

Supporting pages

Find out more about the Walking and Cycling Index dashboards and data.

  

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