Stopping cars coming into Birmingham ‘will hurt’ but travel plan still gets unanimous approval
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Birmingham City Council’s Cabinet today approved a plan intended to transform the city’s walking, cycling, driving and public transport
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Plans to transform travel in Birmingham have been approved alongside a warning from the city’s health chief that a transition away from cars ‘will hurt’.
Birmingham City Council’s Cabinet voted to adopt the finalised Birmingham transport plan at its meeting on October 12th – meaning changes could be seen in a matter of months.
The plan – which follows a draft document published early last year and runs up to 2031 – is intended to bring about changes to bring about a ‘rapid shift’ away from private car use.
A38 tunnels
Among the changes suggested in the document are the possibility of closing off the A38 tunnels through ...










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