Including the closely related terms public transport, and public transport.
… by emergency services responding to call-outs, to the daily commute to work and public transport. Our green infrastructure, including parks and open spaces, provide social, economic and environmental benefits to our communities, and in addition, provides opportunities for the implementation of natural interventions to minimise the impacts of climate change. Minimising Flood Risk Infrastructure…
… of injury and death All Departments, particularly Public Transport, Highways Fleet and Emergency Planning Medium High More uncomfortable living / working conditions Increased frequency of dehydration / heat stroke among vulnerable groups All Departments, particularly Emergency Planning and Adult Care High Very High Damage to buildings through increasing populations of insects…
… Division, Public Transport Medium High Potential flooding and erosion of agricultural land leading to loss of livelihood and sustainability Land Drainage Medium High Flooding of roads and other transport networks Limited access for emergency vehicles Emergency Planning, Highways Division High Very High Erosion/destruction of river banks / flood defences Emergency Planning Medium High…
… on roads Increased RTCs as a result of drivers aqua Planning or swerving to avoid standing water Highways Division, Emergency Planning High High Lack of capacity in the storm/sewer and highway drainage system due to lack of maintenance and cleaning of inadequate size causing roads to flood Severely flooded roads may need to be closed Highways Division, Public Transport, Emergency…
…, particularly Countryside Service, Cultural and Community Services, Adult Care High High Trees blown onto transport networks / infrastructure Disruption to food supplies Emergency Planning Medium High Disruption to transport network e.g. Bridges/railways/roads Emergency Planning, Highways Division, Public Transport Medium High Scour and damage to transport infra structure…