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23 February 2010
Campaign for Better Transport urged politicians to reject siren calls from business voices urging billions to be spent on big new roads, and instead follow new evidence [1] [2], showing that traffic can be cut by small-scale smart travel measures.
15 February 2010
Campaign for Better Transport joined other transport NGOs to warn Lord Adonis that Draft orders for the Postwick Interchange [1] must be subject to a public inquiry, or would be likely to face a legal challenge.
15 February 2010
Responding to today’s Transport Select Committee report on rail spending prioritisation [1], Campaign for Better Transport said the Government needs to heed the recommendations and come up with the extra trains and upgrading needed to tackle overcrowding and add new lines and stations to the network.
4 February 2010
On Tuesday, 59 MPs stood up for train passengers by recognising their number one concern: high fares. [1]
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