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It's great but is the statistic referring to the City of London or Greater London since that's a big difference? (City of London being a small part of Greater London). The video talks about and shows lots of areas of London that aren't the City. But the specific wording of the title makes me think they might be overstating things since it would be much easier to achieve in just the City since a lot of people don't drive there anyway.
City of London, as mentioned in the video description. But it's getting better in the rest of Greater London too
Yes, it's definitely getting better and should be celebrated, it's a good video, I'm just concerned that the title might discredit the message for many people since it's showing mainly areas outside of the City where the statistic doesn't apply to.