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Regional Mayor Tim Bowles and the West of England Combined Authority have secured an additional £2.96 million from the Government for measures to encourage more cycling and walking in the region.
Walking, cycling and other forms of active travel are set to become natural transport choice for residents and visitors in the future thanks to new ambitious plans.
The West of England Combined Authority is asking people living and working in the region for their views to help shape the Spatial Development Strategy, a plan to make sure homes, employment spaces and vital transport links are planned in the right places over the next 20 years.
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RTC on Hotwell Road near Merchants road. Taffic signals all out approach with caution. #twTraffic #Bristol BE
West Town Lane (B3119) remains closed between Callington Road junction and Hungerford Road junction in both directions due to an earlier incident. Continue to use alternate routes and expect delays in the area. #twTraffic #Bristol AC
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.
All metrobus information can now be found on the Travelwest website. We decided to make this move to make it easier for people travelling in the West of England to find travel information, by putting it all under one single website.
We hope your experience on the website is made easier with this change. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the metrobus team.
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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