How poor public transport policy is putting the brake on cities | Letters
London’s traffic congestion is worsened by weak transport policy, writes David Andrews and V Narayanan in a Guardian letter. Andrews argues that a tram system could ease gridlock, while Narayanan contends that cycle lanes left unused squander road capacity. Both call for smarter planning to improve city mobility and reduce congestion. They argue that better transport choices can reduce emissions and improve quality of life.