Christina Calderato, director of transport strategy at TfL, said: “Walking is already at the heart of how Londoners get around, but we know too many people are still put off by safety concerns, poor crossings or inaccessible streets.
“This new plan sets out how we’ll change that by making it easier and more pleasant to walk for everyday journeys, whether that’s getting to school, the station or the local high street.”
The plan supports the mayor’s ambition for 80% of trips to be made by walking, cycling or on public transport by 2041.
Other measures include tackling pavement clutter, such as poorly parked dockless bikes, and supporting boroughs to deliver 50 area-wide neighbourhood schemes by 2031.