Create your vision of the capital in 2055
By Tim Ferguson, 23 November 2007 11:19
The London 2055 exhibit - sponsored by Orange - allows visitor to see how the future of transport might shape London.
The red unit asks visitors questions about their current lifestyle and travel behaviour and then shows the impact these could have in London over the next fifty years.
They answer the questions via a touchscreen creating various scenarios.
Photo credit: Tim Ferguson
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1. Richard
Photo 1: The future of London Transport - walking!
2. Karen Challinor
I'm surprised no one has thought of gondolas given the recent storm surges