'The shift to active travel is crucial to our efforts to reduce the use of vehicles driven by fossil fuels.'
New cycle paths are to be built on a number of roads in the north east of the city as part of a £1 million investment in the area this year.
The other projects include £2.5 million for the 'Connecting Battlefield' scheme in Langside to improve streets for walking and cycling. “We want to create a roads network that encourages walking, wheeling and cycling across the city and it’s great to see our plans being endorsed by the Scottish Government in this way.
“As more and more safer, segregated routes begin to link together across the city we will the shift to active travel that is crucial to our efforts to reduce the use of vehicles driven by fossil fuels."
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