How can a transport policy have failed if we’ve never applied it?

John Hammond, Chelmsford
20 November 2009
 

John Wootton’s argument that “current transport policies have failed” is misleading because the policies have not actually been implemented.

If anything has failed, it is implementation and delivery. Countries as various as Sweden, Germany, Denmark, Belgium and Italy show that markedly different modal split can be achieved if improvements to bus services, cycling and walking are implemented.

It would be useful if there was an understanding of why councils in the UK do not have...

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