Beat the Street returned to the area this week and will run until November 1.
An interactive game has returned to South Lanarkshire with the aim of promoting active travel to residents.It will once again transform towns in the area into a game to encourage residents to leave the car at home and take part in active travel.Get all the news from your area – as well as features, entertainment, sport and the latest on Lanarkshire’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic – straight to your fingertips, 24/7.
“As a council, we are keen to be involved as we look at it as a rewarding and engaging way to encourage travel behaviour change, with the potential to build a longer-term legacy where active and sustainable travel patterns become part of everyday life. He added: “During the lockdown periods of the pandemic, it was clear that getting out and about and meeting others safely was significant to so many; it helped to strengthen and create bonds, reduce isolation, and boosted health and wellbeing at a time when it was so needed.
And participating primary school children will receive a game pack from their school which will contain a game card and map so they can join.Players over the age of 13 can also play through the Beat the Street App which can be downloaded on Google Play or on the App Store. The app can give you access to exclusive features, collect gems, choose an avatar to represent you and raise the competition with the team leaderboards.
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