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Bold new ideas to tackle the impact of travel on our climate – including removing through-traffic from Bath city centre and a new mass transit system for Bath – are set out in a ground-breaking transport document published by Bath & North East Somerset Council today (January 10).
Everyone who lives, works, or travels along the number 2 bus route is being reminded to have their say on proposed improvements before the consultation closes on 28 January.
Funding is now available for companies, schools and community groups who want to introduce active travel initiatives.
Visit our interactive map to discover all the ways we can support you in finding alternative, more sustainable, ways to travel.
You can park your car and ride a bus in comfort to your destination. Parking is free, all you pay for is the bus ticket, and each site provides hundreds of car parking spaces. Services can operate as frequently as every 12 minutes.
metrobus adopts ‘buy before you board‘ ticketing and limited stopping at key destinations for faster boarding and shorter journey times.
Distinctive metrobus stops feature iPoints, which allow passengers to buy tickets, plan journeys and view live running information for onward services.
The Journey to Net Zero plan sets out the changes that need to be made to the way people move around the Bath & North East Somerset area if the council is to meet its goal of carbon neutrality by 2030. https://t.co/nuM3VzRpbL
Heavy congestion in the Malago Road, Sheene Rd and St Johns Lane area due to road works. Expect long delays and avoid if possible. #twtraffic #Bristol SB
M32 Junction 3 to Junction 2, lane 1 has been reopened following the earlier fire which was on New Gatton Rd. #twTraffic #Bristol AC
M32 Junction 3 to Junction 2, lane 1 closed due to a vehicle fire on New Gatton Rd next to motorway. Use caution moving into lane 2. #twTraffic #Bristol AC
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