Getting out of a jam
23rd February 1980, Page 22
23rd February 1980
Page 22
Page 22, 23rd February 1980
— Getting out of a jam
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Keywords :
Road Transport, Traffic Congestion, Sustainable Transport, Traffic, Transportation Planning
HAROLD MOTE, chairman of the Greater London Council London Transport Committee, has cited illegal parking, particularly in bus bays, as an obvious cause of congestion to bus services.
Mr Mote said that London's traffic congestion was having an increasingly bad effect on public transport. From 1972 to 1975 it caused about 2.5m bus miles a year to be lost, but last year this rose to 6.1m.
Traffic wardens are to provide more enforcement at black spots and will liaise more closely with vehicle removal teams.
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Organisations:
Greater London Council London Transport Committee
People:
HAROLD MOTE
Locations:
London