July 2020 - Transport for the South East

July 29th 2020

Action plan needed to make sure ban on new petrol, diesel and hybrid vehicles is ‘realistic and achievable’

Local government and business leaders in the South East are calling for a targeted action plan to make sure that the ban on new petrol, diesel and hybrid vehicles – which government is consulting on bringing forward from 2040 to 2035 or earlier – is a success. Transport for the South East brings together the … <a href="https://transportforthesoutheast.org.uk/2020/07/29/action-plan-needed-to-make-sure-ban-on-new-petrol-diesel-and-hybrid-vehicles-is-realistic-and-achievable/">Continued</a>

July 22nd 2020

Transport for the South East submits bid for statutory status

A ground-breaking bid for transport devolution in the South East of England has been submitted to government by a partnership of the region’s local authorities and business leaders. The proposal from Transport for the South East is designed to power-up the region’s economic recovery from the effects of Covid-19 and accelerate investment in sustainable transport … <a href="https://transportforthesoutheast.org.uk/2020/07/22/transport-for-the-south-east-submits-bid-for-statutory-status/">Continued</a>

July 22nd 2020

‘Connections’ – July 2020

Bid for statutory status submitted to government Transport strategy approved Chair and vice-chair re-elected Future mobility regulatory review response

July 20th 2020

Cllr Keith Glazier re-elected as TfSE chair

The chair and vice-chair of Transport for the South East have been re-elected by members of the Shadow Partnership Board at its July meeting. Cllr Keith Glazier, leader of East Sussex County Council, will serve as chair for the next twelve months, with Cllr Tony Page, deputy leader of Reading Borough Council, as vice-chair. The … <a href="https://transportforthesoutheast.org.uk/2020/07/20/cllr-keith-glazier-re-elected-as-tfse-chair/">Continued</a>

July 3rd 2020

Evidence submitted to government review of future mobility regulation

Transport for the South East has submitted its response to the government’s ‘Future of Transport Regulatory Review’ call for evidence, setting out how better regulation of this fast-moving sector can help improve connectivity and quality of life while supporting sustainable economic growth. The review looks at the regulatory frameworks covering: Micromobility which includes e-scooters and … <a href="https://transportforthesoutheast.org.uk/2020/07/03/evidence-submitted-to-government-review-of-future-mobility-regulation/">Continued</a>

Action plan needed to make sure ban on new petrol, diesel and hybrid vehicles is ‘realistic and achievable’

Transport for the South East submits bid for statutory status

‘Connections’ – July 2020

Cllr Keith Glazier re-elected as TfSE chair

Evidence submitted to government review of future mobility regulation

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