Suggest new car club locations
In response to Covid-19 Connecting Leeds are committed to improving provision for active travel and social distancing. We recognise there are journeys you may not be able to make on foot or bicycle, so we are exploring the expansion of the local car club.
Improving the availability of cars across the city will allow people to use a vehicle when they need one without owning one as well as reducing pressure on public transport.
Enterprise Car Club already operates extensively in Leeds City Centre and in some other areas of Leeds. Please help us identify new vehicle locations.
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Leeds City Council will use data from this Commonplace to inform its planning for travel in response to Covid-19 and for the longer term.
West Yorkshire Combined Authority will use data from this Commonplace to inform its planning for travel in response to Covid-19 and for the longer term.
WSP is Leeds City Council's development partner and will use data from this Commonplace in shaping its advice and programmes in the future for the City Council
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Suggest New Car Club Locations
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Team
This team is responsible for engaging and acting on your views and opinions. You may see them around the area interviewing residents and at community events.
Leeds City Council will use data from this Commonplace to inform its planning for travel in response to Covid-19 and for the longer term.
West Yorkshire Combined Authority will use data from this Commonplace to inform its planning for travel in response to Covid-19 and for the longer term.
WSP is Leeds City Council's development partner and will use data from this Commonplace in shaping its advice and programmes in the future for the City Council