Cycle Tracks in Uttar Pradesh

Cycle tracks in Uttar Pradesh is a project to make regions of the state bicycle-friendly. Work began with a project in Lucknow, where upon completion the city will have the largest cycle path network in India, covering up to 270 kilometres.
History.
The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Akhilesh Yadav, visited Amsterdam in September 2014 and observed that cycling was a common mode of transportation in the Netherlands. He then instructed officials in Uttar Pradesh to plan cycling corridors in order to take a greener approach to transportation. The first cycle track in Lucknow was inaugurated at Kalidas Marg on 1 March 2015.
A 35-km-stretch costing ₹310 million has been constructed in Lucknow, while another 31 km, estimated to cost ₹340 million, is still under construction. It was reported in December 2015 that the bike tracks had not been particularly well-received by the public.