UK government extends £2 fare cap scheme to October 2023
The UK government's extension of the 'Get around for £2' fare cap, which will run until October 2023, aims to support households amidst rising living costs while stimulating economic growth.
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The UK government's extension of the 'Get around for £2' fare cap, which will run until October 2023, aims to support households amidst rising living costs while stimulating economic growth.
Enhanced bus services in North East England receive £45 million government funding to improve transport connections and affordability, as well as to boost the economy.
As part of a continued dispute regarding pay, RMT Union has announced that 20,000 rail workers will strike on three dates in July 2023.
The UK Transport Committee emphasises the need for ongoing financial support to enhance bus services throughout England, ensuring efficient and accessible transportation options for the public.
Through the funding for its BSIP, Kent County Council will be able to improve local bus services, speed up bus journey times and deliver lower fares for local residents.
According to the NAO's report, the shortcomings in funding and failure to meet walking and cycling targets not only present immediate challenges but also pose a significant obstacle to achieving the UK's long-term sustainability goals.
Carol Schweiger, Intelligent Transport Advisory Board Member and President of Schweiger Consulting LLC, shares her expertise and perspectives on the challenges and opportunities within the transportation industry as it embraces technology-enabled mobility, as well as the key factors driving its transformation.
With a key focus on inclusivity and accessibility, the UK government's nearly £2 million funding aims to enhance the transportation landscape and make journeys easier for individuals with disabilities across the country.
Transport for the South East's ambitious Strategic Investment Plan has been given the green light, setting the stage for significant advancements in sustainable transportation and economic growth in the region.
Transport for Wales' new augmented reality maps for key stations aim to enhance accessibility and the passenger experience, while boosting confidence in navigating the rail network.
As part of the region's push towards providing more affordable and environmentally friendly transport alternatives, Beryl will deliver the West Midlands' new e-scooter hire scheme from June 2023.
The UK needs more measures and support to transition to electric vehicles, says Mariusz Zabrocki, UK General Manager at FREENOW, as he discusses the barriers to entry - such as cost and access to charging infrastructure - which must be addressed, particularly for the taxi and private hire vehicle sector.
Marking Earth Day on 22 April 2023 and the city's commitment to achieving net zero emissions, Oxford's BROOKESbuses are set to become fully electric, with a new fleet of 21 electric buses to be launched by the end of 2023.
In partnership with Derby City Council, Lime's e-bikes are now available for hire via its app, as part of the city's efforts to become carbon neutral by 2035 and provide citizens with a greater range of transport options.
Lime's rental e-bikes are now available to Nottingham residents, offering them with sustainable transport through the Lime app, with discounted rates on offer for members and designated parking bays around the city.