A home is a point on a map, and the map is mostly roads. How you move, and how much traffic moves past you, will shape a daily routine more than the number of bedrooms.
Bus routes & stations
Good public transport turns one car into none, or into one that mostly stays at home.
- What we do
- We find the nearest stops and stations and what serves them.
- Worth knowing
- Shows what is registered to run, not how often. Check the timetable.
Cycle network
A safe, direct route is what turns 'I would cycle' into 'I cycle'.
- What we do
- When cycling matters to you, we look for traffic-free and signed cycle routes near the address.
EV charging
If you drive electric, or soon will, a public charger nearby is the difference between convenient and a compromise.
- What we do
- We find the nearest public charge points.
- Worth knowing
- Coverage of charge points varies. A quiet result does not prove there are none.
Ride-hailing
For households without a car, whether a taxi is a realistic option at eleven at night matters.
- What we do
- We check how close the address sits to places where ride-hailing operates.
- Worth knowing
- A guide, not a precise service boundary.
Road traffic
How busy and fast the nearby roads are decides how it feels to cross the street with a child or let out a cat.
- What we do
- We look at how heavily the nearest road is used.
- Worth knowing
- Traffic is measured on a sample of roads, not every street.
Check the timetable. We tell you where to look, and what the record says.
