Regular feature: Issue 413 1 May 2006
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Air quality / environment, Energy / Fuel, European Commission / EU, Town centre / City / Suburban transport, All of UK, Europe
Civitas: European funding to help councils clean up transport's act
Bristol's freight consolidation scheme for the Broadmead shopping centre has reduced the number of delivery vehicle journeys by 66%, according to the council. Pictured are Councillor Helen Holland of Bristol and Richard Turner, chief executive of the Frei
With the nearest Parcelforce depot 15 miles away, the ?collectpoint? trial in Winchester funded by the MIRACLES project aims to reduce the number of unnecessary journeysCivitas, a major urban transport initiative supporting demonstration projects in more than 30 cities across Europe, is a key element of the strategy on clean urban transport prepared by the Transport and Energy Directorate of the European Commission. Four English local authorities (Bristol City Council, Hampshire County Council, Norfolk County Council and Lancashire County Council) are now working on a range of projects part-funded by Civitas. The first two to receive funds (Bristol and...
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