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Nottingham City Council Transport News
LED lights
LED street lighting
*We’re on track to replace 34,300 lights with new energy saving LED (light-emitting diode) sources, with over 60% of wards now complete.*
Nottingham City Council successfully bid for £7m from the Government’s Levelling Up fund, which will be used for this work. The ambitious programme began in July 2022, starting with Sherwood and Clifton and most recently working in Bulwell and Basford. LEDs will be installed ward by ward until completion in March 2024.
The new LED streetlights:
* Are more energy efficient – which will help support the goal to make Nottingham carbon-neutral by 2028
* Save money – by reducing maintenance costs and using less electricity
*Find out more here [ [link removed] ]*
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electric vehicle experience
Nottingham successfully wraps up National Highways-funded Electric Van Experience (EVE) trial
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Our National Highways-funded Electric Van Experience trial has wrapped up with 79 organisations who took part now planning to take on 158 electric or hybrid vehicles.
Great news for local air quality and carbon emissions - well done and thank you to local businesses including ASAP Water Crafts, A.W. Lymm and Parcelhub who have now made the switch!
The 55 electric vans used in the EVE trial will now join the City Council’s vehicle fleet, replacing older vans that used petrol or diesel engines. These are used for activities including deliveries, cleaning up rubbish and more – taking Nottingham City Council’s overall fleet to 42% electric.
*Read more [ [link removed] ]*
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tram
Destination discount for tram users
Tramlink, which operates NET Nottingham Tram have launched a new perk for anyone with a valid travel pass or tram ticket!
You'll get offer free exclusive discounts from a range of Nottingham cafés, bars, shops, restaurants and more.
*Find out more [ [link removed] ]*
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bike
Funding for Porchester Road safe walking and cycling route secured!
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The Council is pleased to share that we’ve won over £1.7million to pay for investment in our cycling network in Mapperley.
The funding will mean the council can deliver a far more modern pedestrian and cycling-friendly scheme, with clear separation from traffic on this key part of Nottingham’s cycle network.
Look out for a consultation coming later this summer to see the designs and give us your views.
*Read more [ [link removed] ]*
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parallel crossing
Works at the Goose Fair roundabout are complete!
Work on a remodelled parallel crossing for pedestrians and cyclists at the roundabout on Mansfield Road are complete!
Visibility has been improved for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists and high friction surfacing has been added to improve safety.
Thank you to everyone who uses this roundabout for their patience during the works.
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Nottingham City Transport unveil new battery electric powered zero emissions buses!
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Following a successful funding bid between Nottingham City Council and Nottingham City Transport, the first 12 Yutong single deck electric buses are being finished off, ready for the Red 50, Pink 30 and Blue 39 routes at the end of the year.
The new buses have:
✅ air conditioning as standard
✅ re-positioned visual next stop screens, including a rear facing screen which can be seen from the wheelchair bay
✅ extra leg room between seats
✅ bigger buggy bay
✅ hearing loop system fitted
✅ no tip up seats in the wheelchair bay, which helps reduce conflict over use of the space
We can't wait to see them in Nottingham!
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castle
Nottingham Castle re-opens! How to travel there by public transport
Travel by tram - Get off at the Old Market Square stop and walk up Friar Lane and across Maid Marian Way to the Castle.
Travel by bus -
* Plan a journey via Nottingham City Transport [ [link removed] ]
* Plan a journey via Trentbarton [ [link removed] ]
* Plan a journey by train [ [link removed] ]
*Find out more [ [link removed] ]*
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Funded by UK Government
Streets for People update
*Transport Strategy, Nottingham City Council, Loxley House, *
*Station Street, Nottingham, NG2 3NG*
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