Bike Life Inverness

Bike Life Inverness proves that the number of people cycling in the city is already reasonably high. But there is more to do if Inverness is to become Scotland's cycling city.

Bike Life Inverness 2019 report front cover

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81%

think that more cycle tracks along the roads physically separated from traffic and pedestrians would be useful to help them cycle more

1.5 times around the world

the amount Inverness residents cycle every day

£10.3 million

annual cost-benefit to Inverness from people riding bikes

71%

think space should be increased for people socialising, cycling and walking on their high street

"In 2018, I had some arrhythmias in my heart. I am now in such a better place because of the bike."

- Andrew Barrett, GP

Read more from Andrew in the report

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