Including the closely related terms public transport, public transport, and transport.
… electric public transport across and between towns Accelerate the rise of electric, shared and autonomous travel Increasingly deprioritise journeys by single occupancy private car Support electrification of rail networks in Oxfordshire. Buildings By engaging with the city and district councils through OP2050 spatial strategy, and Oxfordshire communities we support initiatives that lead…
… sector, and a track record of collaboration on transport and energy challenges. Zero carbon is integral to our vision for a thriving county: we will create a resilient economy based on zero-carbon jobs and future-proofed infrastructure in order to achieve liveable, healthy communities. Councillor Ian Hudspeth Leader of Oxfordshire County Council 2 our natural en viron men t This Climate…
… and impact e.g. cleaning, catering, maintenance, home to school transport • We rapidly expand our ‘School Streets’ approach for more walking and cycling. 4 Supply chain We spend over £500m a year with suppliers delivering critical services for residents. Creating a new social value policy will lever more benefits from our purchasing and drive the market for low-carbon goods and services…
… of fleet 8 school street How we will achieve it 3 Supporting schoolsReview our structural maintenance programmes and commercial offers to schools for sustainability opportunities Agree approach to reduce carbon in ‘home to school’ transport Further develop and expand a model for installing solar on schools build the foundations take action Introduce a new support package…
… in the shift to electric transport and heating. The commitment to 100,000 new homes in Oxfordshire by 2030 presents a huge opportunity to deliver on its ambition. The low-carbon investment required is estimated at £300 million annually with the potential to add £1.35 billion annually to the Oxfordshire economy by 2030, creating over 11,000 new jobs. Local Energy Oxfordshire (Project LEO) LEO…