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Strategy Deniz Huseyin LTT857 14 November 2022
Nottingham heralds WPL as paving the way to greener transport
Since its launch 10 years ago, Nottingham’s workplace parking levy (WPL) has raised almost £90m for sustainable transport, a new report reveals.
Nottingham City Council said the levy also enabled it to secure “inward investment” of over £1bn in transport, including £570m for the tram network, £200m for electric buses and £60m to transform Nottingham Station into a 21st century multi-modal interchange.
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