Londoners ignore Boris cycle scheme
Boris Johnson launched “Cycle Friday” last month as a means to encourage nervous cyclists onto London’s roads.
Commuters were told to meet at one of six starting points.
They were then led to one of four different finishing points (where by some chance they would all hopefully want to go.)
But here’s the number of people who have taken part in the first month… (and it is pitiful)
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