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The government has Said people should remain "locally" and not travel unnecessarily for the Exercise .

in the vicinity of the home, where it is possible.

It Follows confusion over the question of whether people could travel, to go somewhere, walking, running, or Cycling.

Exercise is one of The Few reasons given, the people in the UK Are allowed to leave their homes during the Corona-Virus-pandemic.

with A Warning That the daily movement should not with long trips or rides in The Car .

Some Twitter users argued That the recordings were not in the Wrong when they keep apart from Other People , while others Are determined to go to places as unnecessary.

the Prime Minister , Said on Monday That , either on its own or with people you life. The government-as examples.

But the original policy is not to guess whether, or how far, could travel people to train.

when it comes to the new Council, it does not explicitly define what is considered "local", and whether or not you can cars people use.

Mike, 53, from Lancashire, had The Mountain bike festival, he runs the rule on hold this summer due to the pandemic will take, however, nor his bike for trips to the Yorkshire Moors.

His house is only a short cycle, But a busy street, which means That he will not be able to five-year-old with him.

"I don't want him riding up and down the main street in front of Our House , he is quite ready for That yet," he told The Bbc .

"But I know That if I use the wheel in the trunk of my car and drive for half a mile, there is a lot of scenery because of where he is riding safe with me. "

recommend instead That you leave their gardens - where possible - or the house, "walk or bike".

Bakewell police issued a picture, a note to the left, and parked by a local on a car, in The Peak District

the Superintendent, Steve Pont, Derbyshire police, echoed this advice in an interview with The Bbc 's Today programme.

"Every time, when you Are in public, away from home, there is a possibility That you could catch, or pass on The Virus ," He Said .

He added That unnecessary trips in The Car , or the walks along the cliffs could lead to accidents, and set the emergency service workers At Risk .

"Stay on site" and for the prevention of travel ", unless it is essential".

Steve Lyons , 62, from Chippenham in Wiltshire, Said That , first of all, he's not what these people in the video posted by Derbyshire police were able to find out Wrong .

Steve and Karen Lyons, Said to typically the foot, along a canal, But now you decide to go for walks in the city

"In an Ideal World , you Get In The Car , drive somewhere nice, go for a walk, and then again to go home," He Said .

"But there will be cases where someone is hurt, someone hurt, or a car breaks down. You bring the people in danger unnecessarily, That the may come and recover you?"

He and his wife usually travel, to go to a spot by a canal for a walk, But the decision to go for walks in the town Are now held.

He Said , to get That even in London, it is "not impossible, out your front door" and go somewhere away from Other People .

But , Rose , Drew, Said , in her 50s and lives in York, is That with The Car you can arrive to the Fresh Air with Her Daughter , who has a disability.

Rose Drew : "How full of the Moors can get? It is virtually impossible,"

you think That maintaining a connection with nature is important for environmental and Mental Health reasons.

"Not everyone can Get Out to the country," She Said , adding That the people who live in cities, "to walk on concrete", But maybe the cars.

"How full can get to the Moors? It is virtually impossible," she added.

For Mike also, movement in open space is important for people's mental and physical Health - and He Said That "Stay healthy", relieves pressure on the NHS in its own way.

But he thinks That the guidelines of the government on the journey "might not be so clear how it is".

"I think just to say, you can not drive your car, Get Out of this car and make it to be a walk seems to go too far," He Said .

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Source of news: bbc.com