I responded to the website as you asked. I ticked all the boxes except to spend £10 a person, where I clicked "it depends" as this is a huge financial commitment to make before the budget is set.
I commented:
“We face an increasingly car-dependent population, as the relative cost of public transport has risen and its availability in some areas has fallen. This contributes to a public health crisis due to physical inactivity, health damaging air pollution and a rising toll of death and serious injury on the roads.
“We must create a transport system that is socially just and addresses health inequality by prioritising access to services by walking, cycling and public transport. This means reallocating road-space, reducing road danger and cleaning up our air to make our towns, cities and villages into more livable, socially inclusive places.”
Regards Adrian Windisch
adrian@windisch.co.uk
@adrianwindisch
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Dear Mr Adrian Windisch
As a constituent in Wokingham, I would be interested to know your views on these five cycling subjects.
· Leadership and ambition to increase cycling levels.
· Sustained funding commitment from the national transport budget
· Cycle-friendly design standards for all new highway and traffic schemes.
· Improved safety for cycling through strengthening road traffic law and revisions to the Highway Code
· Positive promotion of cycling including funding of cycle skills training
To submit your views and to view additional information on these cycling topics, please head to:
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Please head to http://votebike.org.uk/respond/?cid=348976 to submit your views and to view additional information on these cycling topics.
He are screen shots of my responses.
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