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Free bus travel for all to help slash UK transport sector pollution?

Environmental campaigners have suggested that bus use should be made free to all to encourage less car use and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

How realistic is that though? With many areas of the country with no (or very sporadic) bus service how can you really expect everyone to stop using their own personal transport options?
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  • I fully understand as I too live out of town where the nearest train station is over 4.5 miles away and the buses run infrequently. It would certainly be impractical to install trams here as it would require a vernicular railway sytsem to negotiate the local ups and downs.

    The answer is diversity with options of multiple and reasonable travel facilities.


    Legh
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  • I fully understand as I too live out of town where the nearest train station is over 4.5 miles away and the buses run infrequently. It would certainly be impractical to install trams here as it would require a vernicular railway sytsem to negotiate the local ups and downs.

    The answer is diversity with options of multiple and reasonable travel facilities.


    Legh
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