Queen unveils road pricing and bus proposals

16 November 2006
 
The Queen’s Speech has paved the way for local authorities to begin work on road-pricing schemes and gives hope of increased freedom on bringing buses under tighter council control.
The much-anticipated draft Road Transport Bill was announced this week and – confirming letters leaked to the media at the weekend – could well lead to local authorities being able to decide where, when and if they want to introduce toll road schemes.
However, how this would work is still unclear, following transport secretary Douglas Alexander’s leaked letter, published in The Sunday Times, saying he should be able to set ‘simpler national standards’ on congestion charging to help prevent confusion among the public.

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