Both the frequency and distance of journeys away from the house contribute to a better sense of wellbeing, as they both contribute to increased social interactions
People who travel more outside their local area feel healthier than those who stay closer to home, a study has found.
The research by University College London was focused on the north of England, where residents both face worse health outcomes and poorer transport accessibility than the rest of the country. It comes as doubts remain over the government's commitment to HS2, with the project's second phase shrouded in confusion since it washas failed to commit to the planPhase one will open between 2029 and 2033 and run from London to Birmingham over 134 miles, but phase two - connecting Birmingham to Manchester via Crewe, originally carrying on to Leeds - is up in the air.
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