A SURVEY of all the candidates standing in this week's elections has found the majority back more measures to get people out of their cars and onto bikes. The questionnaire by the Coalition for Healthy Streets and Active Travel (CoHSAT), found the vast majority of the 300 would-be politicians who responded were in favour of doing more to prevent climate change through transport. Simon Pratt, co-chair of CoHSAT, said: “We have asked the candidates in the forthcoming elections to support our manifesto and address the pressing issues of the climate emergency, air pollution and traffic no...