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🚌 A landmark day for the Liverpool City Region.
From the first X3 journey to community celebrations in Church Square, today marked the beginning of a new era for buses in the Liverpool City Region.
Roll on Wirral next.
#DevolutionDelivers #ChangesYouCanGetOnBoardWith
Urban Transport Group retweeted
In partnership with @CBTransport and @UTG_UK, we are hosting a fringe event at the Reform UK Party Conference.
The discussion will focus on how transport and devolution can deliver economic growth, contribute to decarbonisation and improve social mobility👇
The deadline for the Mass Transit Taskforce’s call for evidence has been extended to 7 September ⏰🤲
This is to allow additional time for companies and organisations from the construction, utilities and engineering sectors to submit valuable evidence.
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Urban Transport Group retweeted
Buses matter. gov.uk/government/news/cheap…
This is a welcome intervention for bus users and local communities 🚍👏
Our Director @MrJasonPrince is quoted in the Government's press notice on the new fare cap for single bus journeys.
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Have your say on the future of mass transit in the UK 🚊
The Mass Transit Taskforce call for evidence is now open.
Share your views on overcoming barriers to delivering faster, more efficient mass transit schemes.
Deadline: 31 Aug 2026🗓️
Submit now 👉urbantransportgroup.org/mass…
Last week, the Transport Select Committee published a report on taxi and private hire licensing 🚕
In our latest blog post, UTG Policy Manager Monta Drozdova looks at the issues 👉 urbantransportgroup.org/blog…
We’re pleased to be supporting #BetterTransportWeek, a week-long celebration of how better transport can help connect communities and bring people together.
We're pleased to welcome four new members!
Cheshire and Warrington Combined Authority, @Leicester_News, Oxfordshire County Council and @portsmouthtoday.
We now have 19 members, strengthening our role as the UK’s network of transport authorities.
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Urban Transport Group retweeted
🚍 Bus franchising in Cambridgeshire & Peterborough remains on track.
An independent review has recommended a phased introduction from 2027, helping reduce risk, maintain stability & learn from other areas.
A simpler, more reliable & more affordable network remains the goal.
Urban Transport Group retweeted
Work has started on Huddersfield Bus Station! 🚌
Working with Kirklees Council, the revamp will include:
ℹ️Real-time info about buses and trains
🚾Accessible toilets
☀️Solar panels
🚲Bike spaces
Find out more: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx21…
Where do the Conservatives stand on transport?
🎧 In our latest Urban Transport Next podcast, we are joined by Shadow Transport Minister @JeromeMayhew MP to explore just that.
A must listen for those working in the transport sector.
Listen here 👇
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New podcast alert! 🎙️
@JeromeMayhew MP is the latest guest on Urban Transport Next.
Listen to the Shadow Transport Minister discuss buses, the railway, roads and active travel.
Thanks to @atkinsrealis for supporting the podcast.
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We have been appointed as the Secretariat for the new Mass Transit Taskforce, announced today by Government.
The Taskforce has been established to tackle the barriers to the delivery of mass transit systems across the UK.
More info 👇
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Our policy officer Gemma Gates attended the opening of Darlington station last week after a £140m redevelopment.
Read our latest blog post to find out more about the opening event and our thoughts on rail partnerships 👇
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It's #UKREiiF!
A timely opportunity to revisit our 'Invest and grow' report, which set out how investing in public transport enables communities to grow, unlocks housing & employment development sites, boosts productivity & raises living standards 💪
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Urban Transport Group retweeted
A glimpse of what’s to come.
👉 🚌 In one year, buses in West Yorkshire will come back under public control, putting people, places and communities first.
Big change. Big investment. Big ambition.
Watch this space.
#WhereOpportunityLives #UKREiiF #WeaverNetwork #WYCA
From Darlington to Devon... here's a selection of 7 case studies of successful local rail partnerships across England.
They show individual stations up to whole programmes of work - demonstrating collaboration between local places and the railway.
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Urban Transport Group retweeted
Across Greater Manchester, pedestrian crossings are being upgraded to make everyday journeys safer, easier and more accessible.
Over the last few years, TfGM has improved dozens of junctions and upgraded more than 150 crossings, like this one at Philips High School in Whitefield - helping more than 200 schools, neighbourhoods and local destinations become easier to reach on foot.
Read more: news.tfgm.com/press-releases…
@DameSarahStorey
Successful local rail partnerships are already happening across England.
Together with Shadow GBR partners, we've published a collection of case studies that demonstrate these projects, from individual stations to whole programmes of work.
Download ⬇️
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