“The ONE BILLION Challenge” Claire Haigh Campaign Director.

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“The ONE BILLION Challenge” Claire Haigh Campaign Director

Cars produce nearly 60% of all domestic transport GHG emissions in the UK Urgent need to address behavioural change Buses and coaches can make a huge contribution to reducing CO2 emissions from transport through modal shift from the car Buses and coaches run on existing infrastructure and can provide additional capacity very quickly and cost effectively Congestion is bad both for the environment and for the economy

Switching from car to bus for just one journey in 25 could save 2 million tonnes of CO2. That would mean: One Billion fewer car journeys on our roads 50% more CO2 savings from transport than currently planned by Government And could it be achieved in just three years…

What this means for car drivers Just one extra commute by bus or coach a month Three out of every 100 parents letting their children travel to school by bus Every couple of months taking the bus to the town centre to do the shopping Instead of driving to the bank, the doctor or the hairdresser, just take the bus One leisure trip per month by bus or coach

Fifth of motorists increasingly stressed by driving and want to reduce car use, a further fifth have already reduced and would further Overwhelming majority support investment in public transport Public transport second only to recycling 3 out of 4 adults would change behaviour to limit effects of climate change Two thirds of environmentally aware people have already cut car use

Travel habits in the UK are already changing… Brighton 5% growth per year since 1993 and 3% drop in city centre traffic in 3 years York 56% growth past 5 years Kent Fastrack 50% up on forecasts, 20% passengers previously used car London 58% increase and 5% decline in car share Cambridgeshire 100% growth past 7 years

Operators can do more but need support Government needs to set targets that encourage modal shift The 4 “P’s” – bus priority, park and ride, planning and parking policy Commuting and business trips 4% of entire CO2 emissions in UK – Green Travel Plans Priority for coaches – only 7% journeys over 25 miles but 38% emissions Fairer tax regime for bus and coach passengers

The Road to a more carbon efficient Britain By 2014 one billion car journeys off the road with help of bus priority and other measures conducive to bus and coach travel National Marketing Campaign Stakeholder engagement – Friends of Greener Journeys and high level Advisory Board Part of international Smart Move campaign Creating a virtuous circle, taking billions more car journeys off the road