London Mayor Boris Johnson has told International Olympic Committee inspectors that the city is ready to stage the 2012 Games.
Concerns were raised whether or not London's narrow congested streets, and old transport network would be able to cope with the huge demand during the Games, but Johnson assured that the venue is ready.
"Our venues are ready, our park is ready, our transport system is being transformed,” Mirror.co.uk quoted him, as saying.
"Excitement around London 2012 is already reaching fever pitch and there is no doubt that the capital will live up to everyone's expectations but there is still much to do over the coming months," Johnson added.
The inspectors have listened to a series of presentations to update them on progress on a series of issues.
