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Site updated on 8th Dec 2007

 

 
Transport
The steady increase of traffic in the UK has led to more congestion, pollution and stress. Reduction is the only long-term solution. This means people needing fewer journeys and having access to safe, cheap and convenient alternatives to the car. Simply building more roads, car parks and airports is not only expensive and environmentally damaging, it produces more traffic, which in turn contributes to climate change.

Gridlock

Gridlock is becoming a common sight as bus fares rise and services are cut. The first Local Transport Plan (LTP) failed to reach targets, leading to a 5% cut in central government funding for 2006/7. The Council continues with its failing traffic management policies - road widening and traffic light systems - while the new LTP is preparing to remove the traffic reduction target altogether. It is difficult to promote alternatives to cars when more and more city centre car parks are built and the local rail network is neglected. This does not help solve the problems of congestion and climate change; nor does it promote regeneration or better health.

What you can do to assist!
Read our Transport Manifesto for 2007
Surveys
SURVEY: Are you put off using the no. 22 bus?
Help Sheffield Green Party to improve your no. 22 bus service by completing this online survey. It will only take five minutes of your time.
Recent Issues

Website to oppose station barriers
Residents against Station Closure have launched a new website to campaign against the installation of barriers and the loss of access through the station.

Greens call to cap on Hackney cab numbers
At the Full Council Council meeting on Wednesday 9th Green Party Councillors will be voting for a cap on Hackney Carriage numbers in Sheffield.
 
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Transport
If you have an interest in public transport, and concerned with congestion then why not campaign for solutions? Rob Murphy would be delighted to hear from you.
 
 

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