The All Party Parliamentary Cycling Group (APPCG) has published a set of 18 recommendations based on six weeks of oral evidence and pages of written submissions to its Get Britain Cycling inquiry earlier this year.
Cyclists will benefit from improvements to routes and junctions at 78 locations in England within the next 12 months. Some of the schemes are radical and impressive, including the partial removal of a gyratory in Leicester and the construction of a £2m cycle bridge in Bury St Edmunds.
The All Party Parliamentary Cycling Group’s inquiry opened on 23 January, aiming to gather a body of expert evidence on how to Get Britain Cycling. A report will be published in the spring.
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78 routes and junctions to be cycle-friendlier within 12 months
The All Party Parliamentary Cycling Group’s inquiry opened on 23 January, aiming to gather a body of expert evidence on how to Get Britain Cycling. A report will be published in the spring.
