The public supports bike lanes
A study carried out by YouGov on behalf of Cycling UK found out that 56 per cent of British people support the government schemes to create new bike lanes. Only 19 per cent opposed the creation, while 10 per cent strongly oppose them. The opposition is significantly smaller than what the responders thought it was. In their opinion, only 33 per cent thought the public was supportive of the schemes (56 per cent in reality) and 29 per cent thought that the Brits were opposed to them (19 per cent in reality).
The research sheds new light on the support of cycling in the UK and could help with passing important legislation in the years to come. Do you think the numbers are similar in your country? Let us know!
Take our money!
Haha, well played, Lotto Soudal 🙂
Lotto Soudal enjoys a game of Monopoly Race, the Cycling Edition https://t.co/Pgv1DRg1Fj via @YouTube
— Torsten Frank (@tfrank_de) November 20, 2020
Well-deserved street sign
En hier het interview met @AnnavdBreggen naar aanleiding van de onthulling. Over de successen, maar ook over de worsteling of ze als topsporter iets bijdraagt aan de maatschappij: https://t.co/daQJXmY501
— Robin van der Kloor (@VanDerKloor) November 19, 2020
Easy. Right?
Wheelie Wedesday.. the @Tompid way 😎@TrinityRacing_ pic.twitter.com/p7450blRXc
— UCI (@UCI_cycling) November 18, 2020
