Building transport resilience
What happened
The government has published a strategy on strengthening the resilience of the UK transport system over the next 5 to 10 years.
What it means for you: No immediate action is needed. You can read the strategy on GOV.UK if you want to know how transport disruption is being planned for.
Official source: GOV.UK (search: prepare): Building transport resilience
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