Media
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27 October 2021
Responding to the Budget, Paul Tuohy, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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23 October 2021
Reacting to the announcement by the Treasury of nearly £7 billion investment in local transport for cities outside London, Silviya Barrett, Head of Policy and Research at Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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23 October 2021
Campaign for Better Transport is calling for more to be done to deliver a zero-emission bus fleet as figures reveal only a tiny proportion of buses on the road are currently electric.
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20 October 2021
Campaigners and rail passengers are urging the Chancellor to freeze rail fares next year to help get people back on board trains and put the brakes on the car-led recovery.
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18 October 2021
Ahead of the Autumn Budget and Spending Review on Wednesday 27 October, Paul Tuohy, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport said:
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11 October 2021
Campaign for Better Transport is calling on the Government to ban some domestic flights and do more to promote rail as a greener alternative to help tackle climate change
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8 October 2021
Paul Tuohy and Norman Baker from Campaign for Better Transport today raced from London's Piccadilly Circus to George Square in Glasgow, with Paul travelling by plane and Norman by train. The two arrived within two minutes of each other, with Paul just...
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1 October 2021
From the Sustainable Transport Alliance (Bus Users, Campaign for Better Transport, Community Rail Network, Community Transport Association, Collaborative Mobility UK, Living Streets, London Cycling Campaign, Sustrans) -
Friday 17 September
Local and central government representatives, bus manufacturers, transport operators and energy providers came together in London today (17 September) to discuss how to speed up the introduction of zero emission buses across the country.
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27 August 2021
As millions take to the roads for the long weekend, Campaign for Better Transport is calling on the Government to help prevent the annual bank holiday weekend gridlock by encouraging more people to take the train in future.