Cyclists are not liked on here, I'm very sad to see.
With regard to cycle paths, many are poorly planned - they cross the road frequently, they share footpath or road space. We need cycle paths as in continental europe, with driving rules to match; this works for both cyclists and motorists. There is a business park near me with footpaths separated from cycle paths - sometimes by as much as 3 metres, clearly marked, and both separated from the road. It's usually a delight to cycle around this park, but not at the moment. Pedestrians need the 2 metre separation so use both cycle path and footpath. Some cycle groups have small children who are not very proficient on their cycles (some adults are not also). so I'm using the road, and sometimes the middle of the road so I can maintain social distance. No-one currently needs to be in this business park, supposedly everyone there is using it for exercise. I'm currently using the road for just about all my cycling - it's impossible to maintain social distancing on the cycle paths, some of which are too narrow for two cycles to pass under normal circumstances.
Cycle paths are not designed for cyclists - they are there so government departments can show how their planning targets are being met