The Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) is asking regional residents to share their views on its bus strategy. Its vision is for a “comprehensive network of bus services across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough that people find convenient, easy to use, reliable and good value for money, that is inclusive and offers a viable alternative to …
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A YouGov poll commissioned by the Cambridgeshire Sustainable Travel Alliance has revealed that 39% of a representative sample of Cambridgeshire residents support the Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP) proposals for a weekday road charge in Cambridge, which would be used to provide road space and funding for improved bus, cycling and walking routes in and around …
Hundreds of residents from across Cambridgeshire gathered in Cambridge on Saturday 10 December to attend a ‘walking bus’ event organised by the Cambridge Parents for the Sustainable Travel Zone group and supported by Cambridgeshire Sustainable Travel Alliance. Those present have united behind proposals for a Sustainable Travel Zone in Cambridge and are urging local people …
Young supporters of the Cambridgeshire Sustainable Travel Alliance have one question for those unsure about proposals for traffic reduction in Cambridge: If not now, then when? They are calling for everyone who wants to see safe cycling and walking routes, better buses, reduced pollution and carbon emissions and a nicer city for everyone, to have …
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Carbon Neutral Cambridge is a supporter member of the Cambridgeshire Sustainable Travel Alliance. This post by Anne Miller was first published on the Carbon Neutral Cambridge blog on 2 November, 2022. As the threats from Climate Change become ever more worrying, we’re pleased to see that at last we have a clear and apparently fair proposal …
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The Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP) is proposing to transform the bus network by investing £50 million upfront into bus improvements, and make investments into other sustainable transport schemes, such as better walking and cycling infrastructure, through the introduction of a Sustainable Travel Zone. Once improvements were in place, road charging would be introduced to provide …
The alliance has been founded by three groups campaigning for better sustainable transport – Cambridge Living Streets, Camcycle and Cambridge Area Bus Users – in response to the Greater Cambridge Partnership’s second Making Connections consultation. We invite other groups and individuals to get involved. Sign up to join us here. Cambridge Living Streets Cambridge Living …
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