The government has identified seven winning Cycle Ambition City bids and is contributing over £7 million to these cities this year as part of the Department for Transport’s Cycle safety review.
Successful bids will be spent on a range of improvements to encourage more people to cycle as part of their everyday journeys – from a new 6km cycle route in West Yorkshire to improving crossings for cyclists and pedestrians in Bristol and Cambridge.
The six Cycle Ambition Cities with successful bids:
- Birmingham
- Bristol
- Cambridge
- Leeds (Calderdale, West Yorkshire)
- Manchester
- Norwich (2 bids)
Further information can be found in today's Gov.uk article.
