Rapid bus service could use railway path for route heading west

30 January 2008

The West of England Partnership is developing a proposal to create a 16km bus rapid transit route from Emerson Green in Gloucestershire to Ashton Vale in Bristol.

The aim is to offer a high-quality public transport alternative to the private car for both commuters and visitors. The idea is to be developed into a full proposal for consultation.

Part of the proposal sees it running alongside the Bristol to Bath railway path. New high-quality, low-emission vehicles would run on a dedicated guideway alongside the cycle track which, itself, would be widened and improved.

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