The City of York Council’s plan to improve transport infrastructure and reverse the ban on blue badge vehicles in the centre is set to be approved.
On Thursday the council’s executive will discuss the new local transport strategy and plan. It will vote on measures proposed by the transport executive coun Pete Kilbane to reduce congestion, improve air quality and make the city more accessible. One measure to achieve the latter listed in the plan is to “listen to the disabled community and review blue badge access to the city.
We need to tackle climate change, reduce air pollution, address the scourge of casualties on our roads, and protect York’s unique heritage. “At the same time, we need a transport system which provides access for all, supports York’s economy, and ensures that all communities in York are safe, healthy and lively places in which to live and work. These are all objectives which we advocated in our transport strategy for York, published last year.
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