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CPT's response to the Transport Select Committee: Accessibility

As we set out in more detail, our sector has demonstrated its commitment to improving accessibility in a range of ways with huge fleet investment in fleets plus schemes such as those for mobility scooters and journey assistance cards. 

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Greater Cambridge Partnership – Congestion Charge Zone Consultation

Reducing congestion will deliver economic and health benefits to the Greater Cambridge area and we welcome the ambition set out in the proposals.

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DfT's Call for Evidence: Driving Licences

CPT wishes to put forward further considerations regarding driver licensing. Read our full consultation response.

Call for Evidence: Bus Network in London

Cuts to bus services could result in the closure of multiple bus garages and depots. Currently, bus garages are in areas that are well suited for bus operations and are affordable to run.

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CPT Cymru contributes to Welsh Government’s bus reform white paper One Network, One Timetable, One Ticket

CPT Cymru welcomes the opportunity to contribute to Welsh Government’s bus reform white paper One Network, One Timetable, One Ticket. Bus services play a vital role in the social and economic fabric in Wales and have significant potential to help us achieve our climate change targets as a nation.

CPT responds to end sale date consultations for buses and coaches

The Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) has told the Government that any phase out date for the sale of non-zero emission buses and coaches need to recognise the unique challenges of each sector.

CPT submits responses to DfT’s consultation on ending the sale of new non zero emission buses and call for evidence on ending the sale of new non zero emission coaches

The consultation on ending the sale of new non zero emission buses sought views on a potential end of sale date no later than 2032. CPT predicts that, with sufficient government funding over two thirds of all new bus purchases would be zero emission by 2025, due to voluntary commitments made by large bus operators.

CPT Scotland response to 20% car reduction use consultation

CPT's Scotland's response to the Scottish Government consultation titled '20% Car Kilometre Reduction Route Map'. 

Low Carbon Fuels Call for Ideas

The bus and coach industry already provide a green and sustainable travel mode and are ready and willing to adopt all available measures that enable them to further reduce their emissions, providing the right incentives are in place.