Cardiff Council Leader speaks after announcing plans for road user payment scheme

The video discusses a proposed road user payment scheme in Cardiff aimed at reducing transport emissions and congestion. It highlights existing models in cities like London and Nottingham and outlines the challenges and timeline for implementation, targeting 2027. The scheme aims to improve public transport and air quality, with benefits like cheaper bus fares and better connectivity. Collaboration with the private sector is emphasized. Cardiff is seen as catching up with other UK cities, with plans to address climate change and economic impacts.

What is the primary goal of introducing a road user payment scheme in Cardiff?

• To increase city revenue

• To tackle climate change and congestion

• To promote tourism

• To reduce public transport usage

Which UK city is mentioned as having a famous road user payment model?

• Manchester

• Birmingham

• London

• Edinburgh

What is the expected year for the implementation of the Cardiff road user payment scheme?

• 2026

• 2027

• 2025

• 2028

What is one of the immediate benefits expected from the scheme?

• More toll roads

• Increased traffic

• Cheaper bus fares

• Higher parking fees

How does the scheme plan to involve the private sector?

• By limiting their business operations

• By excluding them from the planning process

• By leveraging their investment

• By increasing their taxes