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Labour slams road waste

8th March 1990, Page 7
8th March 1990
Page 7
Page 7, 8th March 1990 — Labour slams road waste
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• Labour has condemned the Government's road building plans for London as an "appalling waste of public money" and says the proposals will only heighten the capital's congestion crisis.

Deputy shadow transport spokesman Joan Ruddock (right) unveiling Labour's document Time for a U-Turn, says road building costs could have been underestimated by as much as 400% and that the environmental impact of the road schemes has also been "totally ignored".

As an alternative, says Ruddock, Labour would look at more public transport, restrictions on the use of company cars and road pricing. L' Despite calling road building plans for London a "balanced package which will bring environmental benefits," the Freight Transport Association has hit out at red route proposals.