Better Transport

Campaign Guides:

How to stop a road being built (this online guide is soon to be updated and replaced with a downloadable document, but is still very useful)

How to contact the media - our Press Officer's guide to getting your campaign into the headlines

Roads to Nowhere online:

Follow us on twitter: @Roads2Nowhere

Get campaign news via Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/roads2nowhere

Sign up for our regular email newsletter for road campaigners.

Our interactive map of proposed roads is constantly updated, and any new road schemes in LEP and Local Transport Board plans will be added as they emerge. Find it here: http://bit.ly/new-roads

If you have news about your campaigns or any new information to add to the map, let us know by email, or fill in the form here: http://bettertransport.org.uk/campaigns/roads-to-nowhere/tell-us-yours

Another Road to Nowhere logo:

As well as our main ‘Roads to Nowhere’ logo, we’ve also created a version that says ‘Another Road to Nowhere’, which is under a creative commons licence (cc-nc for non-commercial use) for local groups and campaigns.

Show you're part of a growing movement and put it on your website, postcards, placards and anything else you like. Editable artwork is also available if you want to adapt it and change the words to create a logo for your campaign.

Find the image files here:

Editable eps artwork file (1MB)

High res png file with transparency (178KB)

High res jpeg file with white background (826KB)

200px web png file with transparency (11KB)

200px web jpeg file with white background (43KB)

From other organisations:

CPRE has launched a very quick and easy e-action calling on the Transport Secretary to keep new road building out of the upcoming roads strategy: http://bit.ly/cpre-roads

CPRE also has a clear and helpful site devoted to giving advice on planning applications: http://planninghelp.org.uk/