The Climate Change Conference – COP 26 and transport

The above image shows that steel wheeled trams have a far far lower lifecycle emission than cars, and also about half that at least of bus based system.  To anyone following this event it should be obvious that we are heading towards a massive catastrophe for at least our grandchildren, and to some extent our […]

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BABATA / Bath Trams Success with West of England Combined Authority comitting to the tram lines in 10 years one going to Bath

From Chronicle 28th October. NOW LETS GET TRAM SYSTEMS ON TRACK Dan Norris the Metropolitan Mayor for the West of England has pub- licly stated twice his ambition (West of England Combined Authority Public Scrutiny meeting 11th October – available online) to build two tram routes in the next 10 years. Under the previous West […]

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Modal Shift plus other benefits of trams – Briefing note: Making a case for Light Rail vs bus transport solutions – From Coventry project

  Overview Cities need to ensure efficient mobility of its citizens. Whilst historically this has been achieved via a mix of personal car use and bus networks, these modes are coming under pressure due to increasingly stringent emissions targets. On one hand, CO2 output is linked to climate change and on another, particulates and NOx […]

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