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How will the Silvertown Tunnel improve journeys?
When it opens in 2025, the Silvertown Tunnel will help reduce delays and queues at the Blackwall Tunnel, with journey times up to 20 minutes faster at peak times.
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7 is to freeze taxi fares for 2025/26.Option 1: No change in minimum fare Tariffs 1, 2 and 3 would be increased by the full Cost Index figure (+7.48%) Tariff 4 would be increased to be in line with Tariff 2 Option 2: Minimum fare would increase by 20
1) Why are you consulting on a change to route 108 that uses the Blackwall Tunnel when this consultation is about the Silvertown Tunnel bus network?
Although these proposals are predominantly about the Silvertown Tunnel bus network, the Development Consent Order (DCO) that granted permission to build the Silvertown Tunnel requires that we must provide a minimum of 20 buses per hour at peak times across
Why are we doing this?
Latest data indicates a 20% increase in cycling in 2023, compared to 2019. Since the Cycleway 9 was installed along Chiswick High Road, we have seen an increase of 23% in numbers of cyclists using the route.
Why are you proposing to make all traffic travel straight across from Rosendale Road (northern arm)?
Our monitoring shows that on average, less than 20 vehicles turn left at the junction from the northern arm in the busiest times.
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daytimesevery 15 minutesevery 20 minutesevery 15 minutesFirst bus from Mordenall days of the week118 current45 proposed03:5503:45
Why was the Streetspace programme necessary?
Two-thirds of trips made by car in London are under five kilometres, and so could potentially be cycled in less than 20 minutes. Trips less than two kilometres could be walked in less than 25 minutes.
Why was the Streetspace programme necessary?
Two-thirds of trips made by car in London are under five kilometres, and so could potentially be cycled in less than 20 minutes. Trips less than two kilometres could be walked in less than 25 minutes.
Why was the Streetspace programme necessary?
Two-thirds of trips made by car in London are under five kilometres, and so could potentially be cycled in less than 20 minutes. Trips less than two kilometres could be walked in less than 25 minutes.
Why was the Streetspace programme necessary?
Two-thirds of trips made by car in London are under five kilometres, and so could potentially be cycled in less than 20 minutes. Trips less than two kilometres could be walked in less than 25 minutes.
