Dunfermline Walking and Cycling Index
Formerly known as Bike Life, this is the UK's biggest ever study of walking, wheeling and cycling.
The first Index for Dunfermline comes at a pivotal moment, as the new city embarks upon changes to make walking, wheeling and cycling easy and accessible for everyone.
Every year, walking and cycling in Dunfermline results in:
143
serious long-term health conditions prevented
£39.2 million
in economic benefit for individuals and the region
1,900 tonnes
of greenhouse gas emissions saved
Up to 13,000
cars taken off the road every day

Steve, new cyclist
When the e-bike scheme was introduced at Fife College, I thought I could try cycling to work.
My commute is around 2 miles, and driving has always seemed the most convenient option. This was before I realised how beneficial the e-bike is!
My fuel bill has reduced significantly, it is almost as fast as driving, and I get some fresh air and exercise in the morning.
I wish there were more cycle lanes and secure cycle parking in Dunfermline. I believe it would help people switch from driving to cycling more easily

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See Dunfermline's vision for walking, wheeling and cycling.
Dunfermline resident Dionne shares her experience walking with a buggy in the city.
