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Work to start on next phase of South Reading Bus Rapid Transit scheme
- Next phase will include new bus lanes and additional bus stops
- A new pedestrian/cycle bridge to be built over the River Kennet
- Work due to start on A33 Relief Road on 18 March
Free cycle riding and bike maintenance sessions for Reading residents
- A new programme of adult cycle training and bike workshops launched
- Dr Bike session and information stand in Broad Street on 14 March
Launch of digital visitor parking scheme trial
- Permit holders in Lower Caversham will trial a new scratch card-free scheme
- Upgraded system will allow visitor parking bookings in one-hour slots
New plans for electric vehicle charging and improving air quality in Reading
- Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Strategy aims to support transition from fossil fuel
- Air Quality Action Plan will tackle areas of pollution in the borough
Proposal for introduction of new School Street
- Civitas Academy plans to create a School Street in Great Knollys Street
- Council due to consider the introduction of the borough’s fifth School Street
Statutory consultation on use of outbound King’s Road bus lane
- Plans to proceed with changes to vehicles allowed to use east Reading bus lane out for consultation
Plans for six new bus lanes recommended for approval
- New bus lane proposals to be considered at Council committee meeting
- Schemes aim to make bus journeys even faster and more reliable
- Council committed to improving environment and air quality for Reading residents
Have your say on plans to tackle air pollution in Reading
- Consultation launched on Reading’s Air Quality Action Plan 2024-29
- Reading’s air quality is improving but some areas are still above pollution targets
- Measures in the plan to benefit people’s health, the environment and quality of life
New Sunday bus service for Green Park Village and Mereoak P&R
- Council funds new Sunday 650 bus route to serve south Reading
- Free to use throughout December
- New route part of the Council’s £26m Bus Service Improvement Plan
Consultation on proposals to speed up bus journeys in Reading
- Consultation launched on six proposed new bus lanes
- Council’s £26m investment aims to make bus services even faster and more reliable
- Residents can have their say at community drop-in sessions and online
Consultation on potential changes to Kings Road outbound bus lane
- Informal consultation runs until 30 November with resident views welcomed
Residents invited to Reading Transport Strategy drop-in sessions
- Five drop-in sessions being held across Reading to gather residents’ views
- Talk to members of Reading’s Transport team about the Council’s vision for travel
- Drop-ins part of the Reading Transport Strategy 2040 consultation