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Environment Unlimited | Travel and transport | Wheels, two. Options, limitless
Five reasons to ride

Money Owning a car costs around £3,000 a year. Bikes cost about £75. There’s also a tax break scheme (IR 176) that allows employees to buy a new bicycle tax free to use for commuting.

Fitness Driving a car burns up about 58 calories an hour. Cycling at a reasonable pace uses up more than 400 calories an hour.

Environment Car emissions = loads. Bike emissions = zero.

Parking A bike is nearly always, easier than a car, unless you’re in a railing fascist zone.

Happiness There’s plenty of evidence to show that a bit of exercise every day is likely to improve your mental wellbeing, as well as toning your thighs. The same cannot be said of driving.

Environment Unlimited | Travel and transport | Batteries included
“We looked at the efforts of the major car companies … to make an electric vehicle over the past 40 years and my conclusion was that they were made by people who didn’t really like to drive.”

Or maybe people who didn’t really like to spend $100K on a 2-seater