Campaign for better transport, Campaign for Better Transport, 12-18 Hoxton Street, London N1 6NG

Transport 2000 describes itself as "the independent national body concerned with sustainable transport. It looks for answers to transport problems and aims to reduce the environmental and social impact of transport by encouraging less use of cars and more use of public transport, walking and cycling." Undertaking campaigning, lobbying and research, the organisation (company no. 1512347) is a coalition of 30 national bodies (see below). A charitable arm also exists, the Transport 2000 Trust (charity no. 1101929, company no. 4943428). It also has a close working relationship with its sister body, Transform Scotland. In 2007, the body absorbed Road Block, the anti-roads campaign group, which had been launched two years previously. Source: www.transport2000.org.uk (accessed in 2007); www.roadblock.org.uk

Road Block; Transport 2000

Transform Scotland. Member Bodies: Amicus the Union; Association of Community Rail Partnerships; Bus Users UK; Campaign to Protect Rural England; Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales; Civic Trust; Community Transport Association; Council for National Parks; Cycle Campaign Network; Cyclists' Touring Club; Environmental Transport Association; Friends of the Earth; GMB; Light Rail Transit Association; Living Streets; National Council on Inland Transport; National Federation of Bus Users; National Federation of Women?s Institutes; National Trust; Railfuture; Ramblers' Association; RSPB; SERA; Sustrans; Town and Country Planning Association; UK Noise Association; Wildlife Trusts; Woodland Trust; WWF-UK; Youth Hostels Association