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 Cycling EnglandCycling England is a national body to plan and co-ordinate the development of cycling across the country. It was launched by the Minister for Local Transport in March 2005 and replaces the previous National Cycling Strategy Board. Cycling England is supported by a Government Group comprising several government Departments, including those covering health, education, planning and sport, as well as transport. Visit Cycling England Website: http://www.cyclingengland.co.uk |
 Cycling ScotlandCycling Scotland is the independent cycling organisation core funded by the Scottish Executive. Our vision is to establish cycling as an acceptable, attractive and practical lifestyle option. The website has a host of information for everyone from new and returning cyclists to transport professionals. Downloads are available free with fitness programmes, commuting advice and helmet policy guidance. Visit Cycling Scotland Website: http://www.cyclingscotland.org/ |
 Department for TransportThe DfT oversees the delivery of a reliable, safe and secure transport system that responds efficiently to the needs of individuals and business whilst safeguarding our environment. Visit Department for Transport Website: http://www.dft.gov.uk |
 TfL: Transport for LondonTransport for London (TfL) is responsible for implementing the Mayor's Transport Strategy for London and managing the transport services across the capital. The Mayor's vision for cycling is to make London a city where people of all ages, abilities and cultures have the incentive, confidence and facilities to cycling whenever it suits them. The London Cycling Action Plan has been developed to set out the framework and measures that will help achieve this vision and deliver lifestyle, social, economic and environmental benefits for London. The overall aim is a trebling of cycle use with a target of 80% increase in cycling by 2010. As part of the action plan TfL are improving access, cycle storage and parking, and have produced a comprehensive series of maps which cover recommended cycle routes throughout London. They are also co-ordinating marketing, events and promotional activities to provide Londoners with the information, skills and positive examples of role models that will promote the popularity of cycling. In addition TfL is establishing a research and evidence base, developing partnerships and processes so as to support the delivery of programmes and to ensure that cycling is fully integrated within wider Mayoral objectives. Visit TfL: Transport for London Website: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/cycling |
