Given that just two new road schemes, the Lower Thames Crossing and the A303 Stonehenge improvements will cost taxpayers £8bn, how can anyone possibly object to active travel being given a mere £175m for the entire country (‘PM and Shapps take on critics of active travel with £175m pot’ LTT 13 Nov)?
Cycling should surely be getting at least four per cent to match its share of journeys, which equals £320m, but is only getting crumbs from the road...
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