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Business travel and commuting (1539) Service
The purpose of a business transport plan is to promote alternative methods of transport (e.g. bicycles, public transport, car pools ..) for home-to-work commuting or the personnel of the town itself as well as for the staff of companies/establishments. This is possible by giving information and pointing out the alternative methods of transport for the home-work commute and by stimulating alternative methods of transport in home to work commuting.
Car sharing (1111) Service
The local authority provides information about car pooling or sharing schemes.
Red routes (542) Service
On certain main roads yellow lines indicating a parking ban have been replaced by red lines (or alternative markings such as greenways etc.). Unlike yellow lines, alternative markings prohibit all stopping, parking and loading. Red routes are designed to ensure the free flow of traffic and that bus routes are kept clear at all times.
Road congestion reduction (1587) Service
Where traffic congestion is a particular problem schemes may be introduced to limit the amount of traffic in a specified area. Examples of congestion reduction schemes include 'park and ride' and congestion charging zones.
Traffic schemes (548) Service
The local authority is responsible for proposing and implementing traffic schemes to reduce road accidents and congestion on roads in the local area. Local residents/businesses may apply to the authority for a review of traffic where they believe there is a problem.
Travel plans (1132) Service
Covers the provision of information and advice to local businesses about Workplace Travel Plans, and to schools about School Travel Plans (this may include the Safe Routes to School initiative). The aim is to change modes of transport to work and school, to reduce environmental impact while improving personal safety and health