Transport Group

Eastbourne

HOW WE WORK

Our group is working to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases and pollution produced by traffic in and around Eastbourne.
We are keen to encourage active travel (walking and cycling) and the use of public transport as an alternative to the use of private cars (modal shift).

Encouraging East Sussex County Council, in collaboration with Eastbourne Borough Council and bus operators to set up a Quality Bus Partnership (QBP).
Developing skills in political lobbying in order to make our views known to those who have the political power to change modes of transport in the town.
Preparing articles for publication to raise public awareness of transport issues and the need to de-carbonise transport.
Supporting ECO friendly local events such as Walking Festival and Car Free Day.
Responding to government consultations relating to transport and planning, with the aim of achieving environmental and health benefits in a zero-carbon future.
Promoting alternatives to the private car, encourage the use of public transport, walking and cycling.
Consider electric solutions as an alternative to fossil fuel vehicles including electric vehicles, e-bikes, e-scooters and the required e-charging infrastructure.

Active Travel

Consultations with East Sussex County Council on the subject of extending cycling routes around Eastbourne.
Transport Symposium

We are looking into a possibility to run a transport symposium in Eastbourne. Please get in touch for more information.

Are Local Traffic Neighbourhoods Possible in Eastbourne?

September 15, 2020

Perhaps the most contentious debate in transport, at the moment, is Local Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs). They are a hot topic across the UK, especially in London, and even more so during Covid-19.

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HOW WE WORK

Active Travel

Transport Symposium

Are Local Traffic Neighbourhoods Possible in Eastbourne?

David Everson

Eastbourne ECO Action Network