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Environmental Transport Association A campaign and lobby group that also provides breakdown services for car users. Information on services, issues and activities such as National Car Free Day, which ETA founded. Commission for Integrated Transport Established to provide independent advice to the Government on the implementation of integrated transport policy and to monitor developments in transport and the environment. The White Paper that established the Commission, details of its activities and of the motorists' forum it has established. The House of Commons Committee on Transport, Local Government and the Regions Reports of the Committee. Full text of the committee's views and of evidence it has taken on transport issues in its capacity as Parliamentary overseer of the Department of Transport, Local Government and the Regions. Details of hard copies available for purchase. Committee on Transport, Local Government and the Regions: Report on Government 10yr Transport Plan The Committee's Report, published 21st May 2002, on the Government's 10-year Transport plan. Aberdeen Transport Forum Public forum on transport matters in Aberdeen. The Lochaber Transport Forum Information on transport services and issues in this area of Scotland, including a forum. Transport 2000 Independent national body concerned with sustainable transport. Looks for answers to the problems and aims to reduce the environmental and social impact of transport by encouraging less use of cars. Guardian Unlimited Special Reports: Transport in Britain Ongoing coverage about transportation news and issues including analysis, comment and government policies and plans. Includes full coverage on the Potters Bar, Selby, Hatfield and Paddington train crashes. Pedestrians Association National charity, promoting and protecting the rights of people on foot. Trolleycoaches for London Promoting the reintroduction of trolleybuses to the capital, this site explains the potential benefits of this particular type of transport. |
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