Sentence examples for cycle journeys from inspiring English sources

The London Cycling Campaign (LCC) estimates there are 550,000 cycle journeys in London daily.

The risk of death is actually small and declining: figures from Cycling UK show 33 deaths out of 90m London cycle journeys in 1989, falling to nine out of 270m journeys in 2016.

"Cycling in London is growing, with almost double the number of cycle journeys on main roads in the capital than 10 years ago.

Meanwhile, in the Netherlands on an average working day, five million people make an average of 14m cycle journeys.

Meanwhile, the number of London cycle journeys continues to soar, to more than half a million a day, or double the number of journeys made in 2000.

One of the city's newest – and highest quality – cycling routes, on Milwaukee Avenue, which runs parallel with the river, and diagonally across the city's grid system, sees around 5,000 cycle journeys per day.

Here, he recounts an atmospheric cycle journey beside the canals of north-eastern Paris.

I think overall it looks as though there are fewer cycle deaths per cycle journey, but that's no comfort to the poor families who've lost someone.

These are problems that are built into the environment, and determine the safety of a cycle journey far more than a cyclist's 'individual choice'.

For his recital tomorrow at the Metropolitan Museum, his only New York recital of the season, he is singing a work that invites dramatic involvement: Ernst Krenek's elaborate song cycle "Journey Through the Austrian Alps".

Then there are the difficulties of coping with sleep deprivation during the longer events, such as the Race Across America, a 10-day, 4,800-kilometre (3,000-mile 3,000-milerney from cycle to coast.