Asked
What performance targets she has set for c2c rail services since nationalisation.
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Awaiting answer.
The Westminster lensArchive · Written questions · 14 tabled · 3 answered
Written questions by Harris.
Every parliamentary written question tabled by Rebecca Harris this session, with the full answer and department. See how every department answers, or back to the MP page.
Department:All (14)Department for Transport (5)Department of Health and Social Care (3)Department for Education (2)Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (1)Cabinet Office (1)Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (1)Treasury (1)
Showing 1–5 of 5 · Department for Transport
Asked
What estimate she has made of the payments her Department will receive from c2c rail services in each of the next five years.
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Awaiting answer.
Asked
What estimate she has made of changes in passenger numbers on c2c rail services in each of the next ten years.
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Awaiting answer.
Asked
Whether she has made a estimate of levels of congestion on the A13/A130 junction at Sadler’s Farm (a) now and (b) in each of the next 20 years.
Reply
Whilst traffic management on the local road network is the responsibility of the local highway authority, the Department recognises that congestion affects daily journeys and economic growth. That is why Essex County Council is eligible for over £230 million in highways maintenance funding over the next four years.More widely, the Department for Transport continues to legislate for new lane rental schemes to reduce congestion from roadworks and are devolving powers to mayors to establish future schemes, allowing local leaders to address congestion on their network.
Asked
What the breakdown of the National Highways operational fleet is by vehicle (a) make and (b) model; and what proportion are manufactured by British manufacturers.
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Awaiting answer.
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