New roads are sending us in the wrong direction

The Highways Agency's own research shows that decision-makers are unable to predict the impact a road will have and end up taking us all in the wrong direction: towards increased traffic, a degraded environment and ruined communities.

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MPs stand up for train passengers

4 January: 59 MPs of all parties have called for rail fares to be reviewed. The MPs showed their support for our campaign by having their photo taken with Train, our mascot.

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Mapped and measured

We've found a way to measure - and map - car dependency in this country. How'd your region score?
Tim Farron, MP and Train, CBT mascot

MPs call for a rail fare review

MPs of all parties joined us - and Train - to call for rail fares to be reviewed: the high cost of train fares is a top priority for voters. We’re keeping the issue in the media spotlight.
Photo: Man crossing road

Solve your transport problem

Whether you're suffering from dangerous traffic, a station closure or poor cycling facilities, our campaigning guides will help.
Photo: Salisbury campaigner Margaret Wilmot

Persistence pays off

A small group of volunteers stopped an ugly and damaging road. How? By having well-researched arguments and alternatives, gathering local support and being persistent.

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