A scheme aiming to reduce air pollution has rolled into Leeds.
Primary schools in Leeds are to be given 400 scooters in a bid to encourage children to scoot to school instead of being driven.
The scooters are to be given to 30 schools mostly within a Clean Air Charging Zone that is to be introduced in 2020.
The council said if successful more schools could be provided with human-powered vehicles.
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