Media
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21 January 2022
Responding to the announcement that the Government will review tannoy announcements on trains with a view to removing those which are unnecessary, Norman Baker of Campaign for Better Transport said:
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18 January 2022
Responding to the publication of Analysis of a Net Zero 2030 Target for Greater London and the Mayor of London’s plans to secure a green, clean and healthy future for London, Paul Tuohy Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport said:
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17 December 2021
Reacting to the announcement that regulated rail fares will rise by 3.8 per cent in March, Paul Tuohy, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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02 December 2021
Campaign for Better Transport is calling for the Government to introduce a seasonal rail ticket offer to help more people travel sustainably into our towns and cities during the festive period and help boost high street spending in the run up to Christmas...
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18 November 2021
Reacting to the announcement of the Integrated Rail Plan, Paul Tuohy, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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12 November 2021
Campaign for Better Transport is urging the Government to tackle transport emissions now by reducing rail fares to encourage more people to choose the train, rather than relying on 2040 road-based targets.
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10 November 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).
A group of the UK’s...
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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.