Clear Zones links

 

Links

• http://www.nottinghamclearzone.com/
• http://www.camden.gov.uk/
• Hampshire County Council
• Plymouth City Council
• Nottingham City Council
• Merseytravel
• Leicester City Council
• London Borough of Camden
• Corporation of London
• Birmingham City Council
• Local government association

Related websites

Government Initiatives and Research

• Department for Transport (DfT), www.dft.gov.uk
• Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership, www.lowcvp.org.uk
• Foresight, www.foresight.gov.uk
• TransportEnergy, www.transportenergy.co.uk
• PowerShift Programme, www.powershift.org.uk
• CleanUp Programme, www.cleanup.org.uk
• Practical help initiative for local authorities, www.practicalhelp.org.uk
• Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership, www.lowcvp.org.uk
• Information for Local Government, www.info4local.gov.uk
• UTMC Demonstrator Projects, www.utmc.dft.gov.uk/utmc29/utmc29.htm 

Organisations

• Freight Transport Association, www.FTA.co.uk
• UK Public Transport Information, www.pti.org.uk
• RSA - Sustainability Action Group Exchange, www.sage-rsa.org.uk
• International Association of Public Transport, www.uitp.com  
• Sustrans (sustainable transport), www.sustrans.org.uk

  Consultancies

  • Transport and Travel Research ltd, www.ttr-ltd.com
  • Austin Analytics, www.analytics.co.uk

  European Projects

  • ZEUS - EC project on alternative fuel vehicles, www.zeus-europe.org
  • Cupid – Co-ordinated Urban Pricing Integrated Demonstration, http://www.transport-pricing.net
  • Bremen initiative, http://www.bremen-initiative.de
  • Inforegio - European Regional Development funds and Cohesion Funds, http://www.europa.eu.int/comm/regional_policy/index_en.htm
  • Europrice   http://www.europrice-network.org
  • ELTIS – European Local Transport Information Service, http://www.eltis.org
  • TRANSPLUS - Transport Planning Land-Use and Sustainability, www.transplus.net
  • Integration of Transport and Land-Use planning, http://www.inro.tno.nl/transland
  • CATCH, www.cleanaccessibletransport.com

  The way in which we travel has the potential to protect and improve personal health enormously. Through a series of innovative transport measures, CATCH aims to make the air we breathe cleaner and our day to day journeys more physically active and enjoyable.

  CATCH stands for Clean Accessible Transport for Community Health and is a demonstration project supported by the European Commission through the LIFE-Environment Programme. CATCH is largely based in Liverpool - a UK city which is undergoing radical structural change linked to economic regeneration. The project is also transferring knowledge and experience to Accession Countries and to Southern Europe through the participation of partners from Romania (the city of Suceava) and Italy (CTP Napoli, working with the town of Potenza).

  CATCH started in 2002 and will run for 3 years until 2005, being co-ordinated by Merseytravel and managed on their behalf by Transport & Travel Research Ltd.