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We need both devolution and public debate, transport groups demand ahead of local authority meeting
On Friday 4 March The West of England Partnership (WEP) – made up of the four councils that govern the Greater Bristol area – will meet and greater devolution to the area. Martin Garrett, chair of Transport for Greater Bristol…
Public transport key issue in exciting Arena development plans, says TfGB
Responding to reports that Bristol City Council has approved £30 million in funding for infrastructure at the Arena Island site, Martin Garrett, chair of Transport for Greater Bristol (TfGB), said: “The exciting proposals for the Arena site will create a…
Reduction in Bristol traffic and air pollution as well as increase in cycling and bus usage very welcome, says TfGB
Responding to reports that rush hour traffic in Bristol has reduced and cycling and bus usage has increased, Martin Garrett, chair of Transport for Greater Bristol (TfGB), said: “It’s great news that fewer people are now travelling by car –…
The Mall extension must include proper public transport connections, says TfGB
Responding to plans to extend The Mall at Cribbs Causeway, Martin Garrett, chair of Transport for Greater Bristol (TfGB), said: “Any extension to The Mall must include proper provision for people to get to and from the site via public…
Transport for Greater Bristol meet Labour Mayoral candidate Marvin Rees
Representatives from campaign group Transport for Greater Bristol (TfGB) have met Marvin Rees, The Labour Party’s candidate for Mayor of Bristol at the forthcoming election, to discuss transport in and around the city. The meeting was arranged by the Friends…
Delay to Portishead line “terrible news”, says Transport for Greater Bristol
Responding to reports that the scheduled development of the Portishead Line will be delayed, Martin Garrett, chair of Transport for Greater Bristol (TfGB), said: “Bristol and the surrounding area are in desperate need of public transport solutions, and a delay…
Bus lanes must remain open if Bristol is to recover from years of failure, says Transport for Greater Bristol
Responding to proposals to partially local bus lanes, Martin Garrett, chair of Transport for Greater Bristol (TfGB), said: “To get Bristol moving, we need to improve the bus network and give people alternatives over how to get around, not close…
Alternatives to car travel needed ahead of inevitable petrol price rises, says Transport for Greater Bristol
Responding to news that petrol prices may fall to 86p a litre, Martin Garrett, chair of Transport for Greater Bristol (TfGB), said: “Falling petrol prices may come as a relief for motorists who feel that driving is their only option…
Transport for Greater Bristol welcomes launch of hybrid buses
Responding to news that First Bus will soon begin use of two new hybrid electric buses in Bristol, Martin Garrett, chair of Transport for Greater Bristol (TfGB), said: “These two buses are a good start in reducing air pollution in…
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