Jonathan,I think the park and ride idea is brilliant, finding the space to have them could be difficult but not an impossibility.Extending the ULEZ will also help in reducing volume of traffic.The longer term, I am not too sure how it will pan out. Let us, for argument's sake, say that the offices in London will remain and people will be working there for, say, three days a week. Public transport will have to improve meaning it will have to be affordable and frequency increased during rush hour. The problem we had recently is that offices reopened but people were asked not to use public transport, hence many drove in - increase in traffic.It also depends on where in London people work and the time of the year. Going into town is relatively easy but people living in Putney but working in Greenwich, for example, could be a tad more difficult.When I mention time of the year, is because I have seen an enormous increase of cyclists in the spring but, when the cold comes, particularly in January, there are not as many venturing the elements.Unless, of course, the government decides that people should work locally. How this work out I do not know - people moving closer to their workplaces? Who knows!
Ivonne Holliday ● 1969d