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West of England Combined Authority consultation background image illustration showing different groups of people connected via dotted lines and a coach, bus, car, bicycle and train in the background in front of a colourful line of houses and trees.

The bus strategy considers options to improve the bus network and set out how further growth in bus usage can be encouraged, including proposals to create better, faster, more reliable and more accessible services across Bath & north East Somerset, Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire.

Through this strategy, the West of England Combined Authority aims to see bus passenger numbers double by 2036.

A consultation on the West of England Bus Strategy ran from the 3rd of February 2020 until the 15th of March 2020.

Thank you to everyone who submitted their views during the consultation. Your responses to the questionnaire will be considered in the development of future plans for bus travel in the region.

West of England Bus Strategy Download pdf PDF approximately 811.03 K Bus Strategy Consultation Report Download pdf PDF approximately 779.05 K

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