Cyclists and active travel campaigners have welcomed news that three temporary cycle lanes in the city will be made permanent thanks to an £11 million investment.
While some road users have questioned Liverpool Council's proposals, many of those who regularly cycle around the city appear to be cautiously optimistic about the investment being made.
A report to Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet is recommending an allocation of £10.95m from the Active Travel England be accepted and invested in enhancing the three routes into fully segregated active travel corridors.
