Thread: Not driving to work could save £1,000
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Old 29-07-2017, 12:53   #109
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Re: Not driving to work could save £1,000
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Originally Posted by Taf View Post
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-40739874

And perhaps ban bicycles from bus lanes as they are a major cause of congestion (as are bus lanes themselves)?
Agreed, although with things getting ever more difficult for bus operators, I don't think they will be around for much longer, except in the busiest urban areas.

It's about time the government did something about this. They have ploughed millions in subsidies and capital expenditure on the railways, but the buses are a poor relation as far as government interest is concerned.

Given that the humble bus has the potential to relieve congestion and pollution on our inadequate road network, I am amazed that there have been no major initiatives to encourage people onto the buses.
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