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British Regional Transport Association

British Regional Transport Association

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The British Regional Transport Association (BRTA) is a voluntary, membership-based, pro-public transport improvement association with its main projects initially in the Bedfordshire and surrounding ...

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  • 2 Sandy Ln, Coventry CV1 4DX, UK
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  • 024 7622 0381
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About British Regional Transport Association

The British Regional Transport Association (BRTA) is a voluntary, membership-based, pro-public transport improvement association with its main projects initially in the Bedfordshire and surrounding regional areas but its remit has since increased since several of its projects have a nationwide positive benefit and impact. Membership is therefore open to all. It firmly supports improvements and investment in the railways, offering a comprehensive joined-up rail alternative with no need to change, saving time and money. We need a renaissance in more freight by rail and de-cluttering our roads. This is best done by small projects which grow incrementally in a framework and industry which wants growth and is allowed by government. Scotland’s rail links have been progressively reopened and Wales is also seeing new lines like Ebbw Vale restored to a full passenger service after many years dormant. So why not the English regions? East-West Rail should be one of a top 10 per region, not a one-off for the whole of England! We also campaign for an environmentally-friendly, integrated, comprehensive, inclusive and affordable transport system including buses, cycling and pedestrian facilities. As an independent, voluntary association BRTA relies on a growing membership to help it pay the way, invest in its campaigning work and maintain a network of activists who seek to forward its goals. Members get regular newsletters keeping them abreast of progress, news and outlaying opportunities to get involved, engage and be actively playing a part to make the most of any opportunities which come its way.