Galliford Try has rebranded its highways business as Galliford Try Infrastructure, as it targets a more diverse workload. The tier one contractor said the newly established division would focus on highways, but would also take on "urban, multi-modal transport schemes that embrace lower-carbon travel choices". Galliford Try said the name change "reflects the growth of the business to deliver expertise across the wider UK infrastructure market". It comes after Transport for London last week said it was targeting a "significant expansion" of the capital's cycle lanes with the aim of increasing the number of daily bike trips by a third by 2030. In April, Galliford Try won £30m worth of work to build new cycle lanes in Sheffield and Stoke-on-Trent.