More Brits will have to walk and cycle to work after coronavirus lockdown
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mirror.co.ukBrits should cycle and walk to work to help reduce the spread of coronavirus as the lockdown eases. Around £2 billion will now be spent on cycling and walking across the UK, including on widening cycling lanes, introduction of electronic scooters and schemes to make bicycles more affordable.
It is also believed the move will cut pollution significantly. Speaking to the press at Downing Street today, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps also told how a further budget will be set aside to build new charging points for electronic vehicles and to finally tackle our roads' potholes. "Only travel when you need to.
Be considerate to others and let's play our part to get Britain moving safely again to whenever that is," Mr Shapps said. Do you have
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