Transport Resilience Strategy (written statement)
What happened
The Department for Transport has published a Transport Resilience Strategy, a Parliamentary Under-Secretary told the House. The statement stresses that transport connects people, goods and services.
What it means for you: Check your local travel and disruption information before long journeys, and keep a basic emergency kit in your vehicle or home.
Official source: UK Parliament (written ministerial statements): Transport Resilience Strategy (written statement)
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