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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.
Local Government and business leaders in the South East have called for an action plan to ensure that the ban on new petrol, diesel and hybrid vehicles – which the British Government is consulting on bringing forward from 2040 to 2035 or earlier – is a success.
Created in 2017, Transport for the South East is a sub-national transport body bringing together local authorities, business groups and the transport sector to speak with one voice on the region’s strategic transport priorities.
The feedback is the result of a three-month public consultation by Transport for the South East – a partnership bringing together local authorities and business groups from across the South East to speak with one voice on the region’s transport investment priorities.
England's Economic Heartland and Transport for the South-East have been given government funding to develop innovative transport plans fit for the future of their regions...
