| ▲ | ben_w 3 hours ago | |
Conveniently, I've put together an isochrone map generator: https://benwheatley.github.io/Isochrone/web/?region=london&c... The origin point selected here is roughly Mermaid House, on the north side between the Millennium Bridge and Blackfriars station. My route-finding here is more than a little naïve, instant acceleration to each road's speed limit, full-speed turns, no traffic, lights always with you, etc. but there is a place within 60 minutes of all locations, pre-selected in that URL. Google Maps gives quite broad time ranges if you say you're travelling at 02:00, so there to e.g. Langleybury House & Film Centre, just inside the M25 in Watford, is 45m to 65m. | ||
| ▲ | leoedin 42 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
> My route-finding here is more than a little naïve, instant acceleration to each road's speed limit, full-speed turns, no traffic, lights always with you, etc. but there is a place within 60 minutes of all locations, pre-selected in that URL. It's an interesting project, but that makes it completely worthless. Nobody's driving to central London anyway - journey times are measured by public transport. And even if they were driving, the journey times by car are completely dictated by traffic. The average weekday speed in central London is 7.1 mph. What question does this answer? Where can me and all my friends meet in our cars at 2am? | ||