Bus rapid transit will benefit more Bristolians than rail

Roger Davies, Kendal LA9
21 February 2014
 

Gavin Smith once again misses the point about local services in Bristol (ibid). Far from having the rump of a bus rapid transit scheme, the city still has a good proposal for a type of public transport provision – BRT – that continues to prove its success. It is one that can easily, economically and quickly be extended, unlike rail-based solutions. Buses offer far more flexible and accessible services to far more folk than trains can ever do and provide as near a door-to-door...

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