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UK ministers urged to promote e-bikes to tackle health and climate crises
Monday 14 Mar 22 11:45am
MINISTERS should consider subsidising e-bikes as they do electric cars, campaigners have urged, after a study found that mass use of such bikes could create more than £2bn in health benefits and cut a million tonnes of emissions annually.
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