The Resource Centre holds all our documents (briefings, consultation responses, press releases and reports). Signed-in members also have access to projects. You can search the Resource Centre by topic or by type of document.
Resources
Resources
The potential for increased on-rail competition
What can a mayor do for your city?
Neighbourhood Planning Regulations
Competition Commission addendum on geographic market segmentation and operator conduct
Initial Industry Plan Consultation
Rail in the North
National Planning Policy Framework
Lane Rental Schemes in England
Bus Market Investigation - pteg response to provisional decision on remedies
Social Mobility and Child Poverty Review
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Public transport ticketing
Policy Guidelines for Investment
Draft guidance for local authority promoters considering a light rail scheme - pteg supporting letter
Draft guidance for local authority promoters considering a light rail scheme - UK Tram joint response
Changes to planning obligations: A planning gain supplement
Lyons Inquiry into Local Government - questions for stakeholders
Transport and Disability Discrimination - a Practical Guide for Rail Services (Disability Rights Commission)
Bus policy review
Keep Europe Moving - Sustainable mobility for our continent (mid term review of the European Commission's 2001 Transport White Paper)
Draft competition law in guideline for public transport ticketing schemes block exemption
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pteg sets out agenda on where next for UK light rail
Speaking at the well attended All Party Light Rail Group’s Parliamentary reception last night (24th June), Geoff Inskip (Director General of Centro and lead Director General for pteg on light rail issues) set out the perspective of Britain’s big city transport authorities on where next for moder
pteg welcomes MPs call for public transport fares to be simpler and better integrated
pteg has welcomed yesterday’s House of Commons Transport Select Committee report on ticketing and concessionary travel which calls for better integrated and simpler ticketing on public transport.
Chair of pteg Neil Scales, said:
Following London's lead could turn city region bus networks around
According to a new analysis of the latest industry statistics by leading bus industry expert, Professor Peter White of the University of Westminster, making bus networks simple, frequent and stable every day and all day - could help trigger a revival in city region bus networks.
pteg pays tribute to Gwyneth Dunwoody
Responding to today’s sad news that Gwyneth Dunwoody has passed away, Chair of the group of six Passenger Transport Authorities, Cllr Mark Dowd said:
MPs call for integrated ticketing outside London welcomed
pteg haswelcomed the House of Commons Transport Select Committee report on ticketing as a valuable spur to ensuring the rest of England benefits from the same kind of integrated, smartcard, ticketing system that Londoners already enjoy.
pteg calls for Passenger Focus to take on regional public transport watchdog role
In its response to the Government’s consultation on setting up a new bus users watchdog, pteg has called for Passenger Focus to be given the role.
Wide-ranging reforms for bus subsidy welcomed
pteg has welcomed Government proposals to reform more than £400 million of bus subsidy payments.
The Bus Services Operators Grant (BSOG) is currently paid per litre of diesel burned. So the less fuel efficient the bus the higher the subsidy payment.
pteg responds to IPPR report
Commenting on a new report by IPPR North - 'Moving On: A Progressive Transport Policy for Northern England' - Chair of pteg, Neil Scales OBE, said:
Local Transport Bill: extra powers welcomed
pteg, which represents the six largest urban transport authorities outside London, today welcomed the extra powers and responsibilities for PTE/As contained in the Local Transport Bill.
Chair of pteg, Roy Wicks said:
Call for bigger say on local rail networks
Cllr Mark Dowd OBE, the new Chair of the group of six Passenger Transport Authorities (which represents the six English metropolitan areas of England) has written to the Secretary of State for Transport, Ruth Kelly MP, to welcome the prospect of greater influence over local rail networks.