Reduced dependence on cars UK
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[edit] Why it matters
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[edit] Diary 2007
- 16 - 22 September European Mobility Week
[edit] Random facts
- At the moment 65% of journeys across the country are made by car. Car and other private transport is most dominant in small urban areas and rural areas, comprising 68% and 77% of all trips respectively. This compares to 45% in London and 62% in the Metropolitan areas. Source: National Travel Survey 2006, Campaign to Protect Rural England, July 16, 2009
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[edit] UK links
- LiveBus.org real time bus updates
- Carsharing plus social networking - isanyonegoingto.com
- Road Block - alliance of groups and individuals campaigning against road-building.
- Carplus - The Car Club Network
- Transport 2000 site includes 'Change your streets' Transport 2000's Streets for People network
- www.newlifeformainroads.org.uk Information from Transport 2000
- Environmental Transport Association Provide breakdown cover and other insurance services and campaigns for sustainable transport
- Liftshare Site contains extensive public transport links and contacts
- Village Car Share .com
- Transport Direct
- Alliance Against Urban 4x4s
- Sustainable Travel Information from the Department for Transport, (government) includes information on Travel Plans
- Dft - Mobility and Inclusion Information from the Department for Transport (government)
- Access-Ability - Travel
- UK Commission for Integrated Transport
- Traveline
- transportdirect.info, site includes 'Check CO2 emissions' options
- Commonwheels
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