Tag Archive for: walking and cycling
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27 May 2021
Environment
Two short journeys a week by bike or on foot could slash carbon emissions in Liverpool City Region by 130,000 tons a year
The new campaign, launched this week by Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram, calls for a revolution in the way people get about.
24 May 2021
Environment
"We need a revolution in the way we live our lives and get about" - Metro Mayor launches major new campaign to ditch the car for short journeys
The newly re-elected Mayor is putting walking and cycling on an equal footing with trains and buses.
11 December 2020
Environment
£8m funding secured for safer walking and cycling in the Liverpool City Region
The cash boost, worth £7.8m, will help deliver new low-traffic zones around schools as well as more pop-up cycle lane and widened footpaths.
28 September 2020
Business & Economics
Combined Authority surveys Liverpool City Region transport users on travel habits
The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority and Merseytravel are asking people to take part in the latest edition of their Transport Tracker Survey.
5 August 2020
General News
Work to begin on six new pop-up cycling and walking routes for Liverpool City Region
Most of the schemes are scheduled to be completed by the end of the summer.
23 July 2020
Environment
Cycle safety training for thousands of young people as lockdown eases
The vital training will help young people to cycle safely and confidently, with sessions being held throughout the summer holidays.
11 June 2020
Environment
Most people expect to continue walking and cycling to get around following lockdown, new research reveals
59% of people expect to continue as restrictions are lifted.
21 May 2020
Environment
Metro Mayor and Active Travel Commissioner push forward with walking and cycling plans for socially-distanced travel
The funding is to be expanded from £16m to more than £30m
4 March 2020
Environment
New report shows support in Liverpool City Region to improve cycling on roads and reduce cars
The Bike Life report is the UK’s largest assessment of cycling in 14 cities.
