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National Cycle Network is cutting car traffic and getting more people active

Route Monitoring 2008
Sustrans' latest count of walking and cycling on the National Cycle Network reveals that for the first time in the Network's 14-year history, it carries more than one million journeys every day. In 2008 a total of 386 million trips were made on the Network - half by bike and half on foot - just under a third of the 1.2 billion passenger journeys made on Britain's railways in 2007/08.
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