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Download the Case Study Sustainable Travel Publicity Case Study - Buckinghamshire County Council The Challenge - Create a fl exible base map showing sustainable modes of travel, which can be used to create a wide range of printed leafl ets and online solutions. Buckinghamshire County Council has published a variety of maps to promote sustainable travel, but due to reduced resources and budgets the sustainable travel team were keen to move to a solution which streamlined the production of future mapping products. the solution Pindar Creative has mapped the county of Buckinghamshire using GIS data in a user friendly style. The base map To Wingrave and Leighton Buzzard shows all sustainable modes of travel includingTo Wing, Leighton Buzzard and Milton Keyne s cycle, train and bus routes. 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