The Active Travel Fund will provide local authorities with the resources to improve streets for pedestrians and cyclists. New schemes will help to deliver public health and environmental benefits. It’s about the places where people want to live – e.g. enabling children to walk to school safely and breathe clean air. We also know that high-quality infrastructure is the main barrier to
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