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Following the announcement of a national lockdown, West of England Mayor Tim Bowles is urging residents to follow the latest government guidance to stay at home to protect the NHS and save lives.
People across the region will soon be able to rent an e-scooter and take it home after the West of England Combined Authority (WECA) and Voi Technology announced the launch of their long-term rental scheme, as part of the region’s e-scooter trials.
Businesses and individuals across the south west are being asked to check whether they will need to pay to drive their vehicles in Bath’s Clean Air Zone ahead of its launch on 15 March.
Do you use Langton Court Bridge in #Bristol? @BristolCouncil are looking for your suggestions on how to make walking and cycling easier and how to improve the general street environment. 👉 Survey closes 7 February: https://t.co/vvTaZQNmvT
People across the region will soon be able to rent an e-scooter and take it home after the West of England Combined Authority (WECA) and Voi Technology announced the launch of their long-term rental scheme, as part of the region’s e-scooter trials. 👉 https://t.co/w4fdlaET7T
SERVICE CHANGE- Please be aware there was be a service change on the network YESTERDAY. For a full list of services that changed visit https://t.co/veAZbEw62g LP #twbus #bristol
Handy guide by @FirstBSA! Please continue to follow safer travel guidance if you need to travel by bus: 💧 Wash or sanitise your hands often 😷 Wear a face covering over your nose and mouth, unless you’re exempt ↔️ Keep your distance from others, at least 2 metres where possible https://t.co/361Gks1jaq
Whether you’re commuting to work, taking the kids to school or popping to the shops, there’s more joy in the journey when you walk or cycle in the West of England.
Not only will walking or cycling boost your mood and help your health, but it will also help to build a cleaner, greener future for the West of England. We want our region to be more sustainable, and reducing our reliance on cars is key.
WECA is bringing partners together to improve transport across the region, to provide sustainable, long-term solutions to help people move around the region more easily, reducing congestion and improving the environment we live in.
As part of this long-term vision, from 1 April 2020 the Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol and South Gloucestershire councils combined resources so the delivery of some operational transport functions is now carried out directly by WECA, including:
Working together in this way means we can achieve more to address our challenges as a region, planning public transport across council boundaries.
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Bus service change 24th January 2021- West of England area
