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Policy Deniz Huseyin
LTT859 19 December 2022
TfL business plan seeks to cut operating costs while achieving net zero
More than £8bn will be spent on the capital’s road and rail network over the next three and a half years, with an average of £150m invested each year in new cycleways and safer junctions.
These are among the key figures included in Transport for London’s draft business plan 2022/23 - 2025/26.
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