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“Almost 3 in 10 drivers say they are #cycling or #walking as an affordable alternative to driving, according to a YouGov survey commissioned by #CyclingUK”
“The research suggests the impact is falling unevenly. #Women are more likely than men to reduce their journeys …
#Women are also more likely to report being prevented from making everyday trips”
“People need to travel and they need to be able to do this affordably” https://road.cc/news/rising-fuel-costs-increase-cycling-and-walking
“Almost 3 in 10 drivers say they are #cycling or #walking as an affordable alternative to driving, according to a YouGov survey commissioned by #CyclingUK”
“The research suggests the impact is falling unevenly. #Women are more likely than men to reduce their journeys …
#Women are also more likely to report being prevented from making everyday trips”
“People need to travel and they need to be able to do this affordably” https://road.cc/news/rising-fuel-costs-increase-cycling-and-walking
More people are walking and cycling as fuel costs rise, but women risk greater social exclusion without affordable alternatives
Rising fuel costs due to the war in Iran have led more UK drivers to walk or cycle, but Cycling UK warns that without affordable options, the shift could leave many, particularly women, increasingly isolated.Almost three in 10 drivers say they are cycling or walking as an affordable alternative to driving, according to a YouGov ... Read more
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