A new train station that opened with 1,000 spaces for bicycles but no parking for cars has been branded ‘anti-motorist’ and a ‘terrible’ idea by locals.
Cambridge South station has been built at an estimated cost of £250million to serve the 23,000 people working at a nearby biomedical campus.
There will be just six spaces for cars to pick up and drop off passengers – with three of the bays assigned to taxis and £100 fines for overstaying.
The site has also provided only five bays for vehicles with blue badges, sparking complaints from disabled drivers.
People living in the area fear there will
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