The UK government wants to reshape how children commute to school. By 2035, officials aim for 60 percent of students to walk or cycle. According to BBC reporting, the strategy relies on major infrastructure investment—thousands of safer paths and crossings across England's towns and cities. The push targets a broader goal: making active transport the default for young people.

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