Prominent transport author accused of spreading conspiracy theories after claiming appointment of Chris Boardman as Active Travel Commissioner is part of 'Great Reset agenda' cycling
The Great Reset was the name of the 50th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, held in June 2020, as well as the title of a book co-authored by the WEF's chairman Klaus Schwab, in which addressing global warming in the aftermath of Covid-19 is discussed., the term has also "spawned a number of false and unsubstantiated claims which amount to the basis of a conspiracy theory.
In contrast to Dr Wellings' comment about the"Great Reset" agenda"forcing ordinary people out their cars", Boardman told The Telegraph:"People shouldn't be forced out of their cars. People should be given a viable, attractive alternative." Boardman also tackled critics of Low-Traffic Neighbourhoods, asking:"Who wants a high traffic neighbourhood?"
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