Brian Milnes, the chairman of the Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP), stated that the future of the recently installed £2.4 million cycle street, which spans a third of a mile, will be assessed following a trial period.
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Future of £2.4 million cycle street to be determined after trial period, says GCP chairman
Brian Milnes, chairman of the Greater Cambridge Partnership, announced that the future of a £2.4 million cycle street will depend on the results of a trial period. The scheme, which is bright red and measures a third of a mile, was recently installed.
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Controversial £2.4 million cycle street could be torn up after trial period, admits head of organisation that built it
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Future of £2.4 million cycle street to be determined after trial period, says GCP chairman