A third of Brits want to cycle more, many to cut their fuel spending — nearly four in 10 adults are planning to cycle more to cut their fuel expenditure, new Chain Reaction survey suggests cycling
newspaper saw 2,000 adults surveyed, finding that nearly four in 10 are planning to cut their fuel spend by cycling more of their journeys.
Old bicycles knocking around the garage was a common theme in the responses. About 40 per cent said they had an old bike that could be restored to road-worthy condition, while 23 per cent said they would prefer to restore their old bike rather than buying a new one. showed that the average person in England made two per cent of their trips by bicycle between November 2020 and November 2021, while the average number of trips made by bike dropped to 15, down from a high of 20 the previous year.
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