The 50m-long and 2.2m-wide tracks have appeared in high-footfall areas of Glasgow and Leeds.

Pedestrian 'fast lanes' are being tested in two UK city centres to help brisk walkers navigate through crowds more efficiently. The 50m-long and 2.2m-wide paths have been installed in busy areas of Glasgow and Leeds. Sky Broadband is testing out the specially marked lanes in busy pedestrian streets, after research found 44 per cent support were in favour of introducing fast lanes. ‌

In Scotland's biggest city, the fast lane has been painted down Buchanan Street – famed for its packed shopping crowds and rushing commuters. Meanwhile in Yorkshire , swift-footed pedestrians can power through along Briggate, avoiding shoppers and street performers. ‌

Slow walkers, and buffering internet have

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