Many actors playing a part in shaping Cambridge’s transport

Rapid population and economic growth make transport policy a hot topic in Cambridgeshire. Andrew Forster summarises some current developments on bus rapid transit, bus policy generally, and road charging

The proposed CAM network

The proposed CAM network

A huge amount of work is currently underway planning the future of Cambridgeshire’s local transport network. Three of the biggest areas of activity are: the Cambridgeshire Autonomous Metro (CAM) bus rapid transit network; the wider bus network, including regulatory reform; and  options for traffic demand management in Cambridge. 

The work is being conducted within a local government landscape that Cambridge City Council’s Labour leader Lewis Herbert last month described to...

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