Saturday 15 June 2019, 2pm Saint Andrew’s Street Baptist Church 43 Saint Andrew’s Street, Cambridge, CB2 3AR Speakers from two local operators and other experts share their visions for the future. The public debate will commence at around 2:30pm, preceded by Cambridge Area Bus Users Annual General Meeting at 2pm.
Buses are the most-used form of public transport. They serve a vital role within communities, connecting people to key public services, such as schools and hospitals, local amenities, and work – with more people commuting by bus than all other forms of public transport combined1. Overall, there are three times as many trips in England made by local bus than made by rail, with over 60% of public transport trips made by bus2.
1: DfT National Travel Survey Statistics Table NTS0303, Department for Transport, 2017. 2: Annual Bus Statistics: England 2016/17, Department for Transport, 2017.
Cambridge Area Bus Users was formed to stand up for the interests of bus passengers in and around Cambridge.
All bus users in and around Cambridge are welcome to join us.
Help us work towards better bus services for the area.
Please recommend membership throughout your community.
We have a modest membership fee (£5.00 per household per year, though no-one will be refused membership for inability to pay). Why not join us?
Please make a comment yourself, including a link to any website, article, or blog you think would be of interest to local bus users.
If you don’t have your own blog but would like to submit a longer opinion-piece, you’re welcome to contact us to do so. Cambridge Area Bus Users reserve the right to edit, but will attribute it to you, unless you would like to remain anonymous.
We welcome your suggestions for new web-pages and blog-posts.
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