Clapham, a trendy London neighborhood packed with young professionals and families, has a dark spot for cyclists: a notorious junction that’s become the most dangerous in the UK. The article dives into commuters' frustrations as they navigate this high-risk area, where convenience meets chaos.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about bad traffic—it’s a glaring example of how cities often prioritize speed over safety, even in areas teeming with cyclists. If a place as affluent and well-connected as Clapham can’t get cycling infrastructure right, it raises questions about who’s really being protected (or overlooked) in urban planning.