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Nearly half of school pupils are worried about air pollution, a survey has found.

3,434 pupils aged between 4-11 years old were asked to give their thoughts on air quality by the charity Sustrans, who promote cycling and walking.

Almost half (45%) of the pupils said they were worried about levels of air pollution at their school.

Nearly a thousand parents and residents living near schools across Britain were also surveyed. Around 90% said they would support street closures happening more regularly outside their school.

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The survey was released for Bike to School week which is an event to encourage cycling to school across the UK.

Sustrans say that currently only 2% of UK primary schoolchildren cycle to school and 4% of secondary school pupils.

• Don't go through red lights or cycle on the pavement unless it's a proper cycle path

• Signal clearly at all times

• Ride in a position where you can see and be seen

• Make eye contact with other road users, especially at junctions, then you know they've seen you

• When riding at night always use a working white front light and red backlight, plus a red rear reflector - it's the law!

If you're cycling on paths shared by walkers, wheelchair users, and horse riders:

• Don't go too fast - it can intimidate others

• Use your bell to let others know you are approaching, but don't assume they can hear or see you

• Give way to others and always be prepared to slow down and stop if necessary

• Keep left or on your side of any dividing line

• Be careful at junctions, bends or entrances