Investment in Cycling Could Save £521 Million

Treehugger by Matthew Sparkes | Sep. 18, 2007 (Opinion)

According to the report, each cyclist saves the NHS £28.30 every year, by not having as many heart attacks and other problems. Cycling in London is quite dangerous though, so the average cyclist probably costs the NHS some money in broken legs and other taxi-related illnesses. Full Story »

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