Of Course Cycling in Australia is Healthy, But What To Do With the Cars?
Note: this article is part of this week’s EcoWorldly cycling series: Cycling and its importance in countries around the world.
Despite more evidence that cycling is universally good, this time in the form of a report showing that it saves the government $227.2 million in annual health costs, there is still no denying there is just one king on the Australian roads—the car!
The fact that the bureaucrats actually have to commission a report into the health benefits of cycling probably tells you exactly what you need to know about the way that Australian governments treat the activity. Does any one really doubt that cycling is healthy? And what do they intend to do with this number now that hey have it?
