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Darren Shirley says that a National Bus Strategy can help ensure buses remain a crucial part of our public transport mix
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The Tees Valley Combined Authority's Heather Scott looks at what the new ‘demand-responsive' bus service could mean for the region
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The Greener Journeys Behaviour Change Lab applied behavioural insights to develop innovative ideas that encouraged drivers to switch to the bus
Darren Shirley discusses the current state of public transport and how local communities can encourage sustainable transport in their regions
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Transport and travel choices have a huge impact on some of the most significant challenges facing government, says the Campaign for Better Transport
Sally Longford explains how Nottingham City Council is exploring a transport agenda to improve air quality in the region
Cutting down on the number of commuters using cars for short journeys will be key to easing congestion, says Adeline Bailly.
The Campaign for Better Transport looks at how local authorities are promoting sustainable travel through public transport services
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