What will Boris Johnson do for cyclists?

PM should use his majority to push for investments, but he may lack the political bravery

The election is over, Boris Johnson has an 80-strong majority to wield, and many are now wondering what the prime minister will do with all this power over the next five years. So here's an idea: let's look at what he plans for everyday cycling.

Cycling? Yes, cycling. In political terms it's not exactly Brexit or the NHS, and if you were to list the average voter's national concerns it would probably struggle make the top 100. But I'd argue that for Johnson it is a bellwether issue, one that will point to whether he plans to use his majority boldly or complacently.