Top Tube Map

Posted on Tue 3rd, April 2012

• #1

Hyper_Allah

Spread the word.

http://toptubemap.com/

"The Top Tube Map is a new way of showing Birmingham’s traffic-free cycle network. For the first time, you can see all of the major routes and how they’re connected clearly on a single page. Enjoy exploring and using them."
• #2

reulbg

/ I never knew I could get from Selly Oak to Coleshill Rd traffic free. I really wish I was encouraged to cycle when I was little and shall pass this to my siblings in the hope they realise the potential on their doorstep.
• #3

DFP

That map is a mindfuck and ive been here forever.

Great idea though.
• #4

roadwarrior

I don't find it much use for actual navigation, but it does highlight the amount of off-road options and how they connect with each other (I never knew the Cole valley route went further west than the Ackers, for example) Very useful and well put together.
• #5

StuDeluxe77

Like!

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