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What is Friends of the Earth's view on road pricing?13 April 2011
Road pricing can be part of the solution to our transport problems.
But we also need:
- greater investment in public transport
- safer streets for cyclists and pedestrians
- better land-use planning.
Road pricing is not a 'magic bullet' - it won't happen nationwide for another decade, and we need action now.
Road transport's contribution to climate change is growing and this is a much greater problem than congestion.
For more on our views about road pricing see our briefing (PDF - 91K) and our joint press release with Transport 2000 (now known as the Campaign for Better Transport).
Road transport accounts for over a fifth of total UK CO2 emissions. Take action against climate change
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