Physical transport legacy

Mark Evers

From: How London 2012 will change UK transport, 26 October 2012, London, UK

26 October 2012 Transport channel

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Mark Evers will explore how Transport for London prepared to play its part in a successful London 2012 Games. Given the unique challenges of hosting the Games in the heart of a world city, he will look at why critical improvements to infrastructure were required, what was delivered and how bespoke plans were required to make the most of available capacity during the Games.

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Director of Games Transport, Transport for London (TfL)

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		Physical transport legacy
		Mark Evers
		From: How London 2012 will change UK transport, 26 October 2012, London, UK 
		2012-10-26 00:00:00.0 Transport Channel
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