Residents, businesses, commuters and visitors gave us their views on our draft transport strategy consultation between September to December 2020. The feedback we have received on this strategy will shape the way that people travel in Portsmouth over the next 16 years and will enable us to deliver an inclusive, active and sustainable travel network which will create a safer, healthier and more prosperous city.
The way people choose to get around in Portsmouth needs to change to meet the demands of today and the future. Our ambitious strategy and Local Walking and Cycling Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) aim to create a greener, safer and healthier future for journeys in the city.
What is consulted on and why?
The Transport Strategy is fundamental to the growth of Portsmouth and sets out ways in which we will improve connectivity, promote cleaner air and reduce carbon emissions.
The survey provides more details about our vision for the draft transport plan over the next 16 years and includes four objectives and key considerations detailed within 20 policies. Through this plan we want to ensure greener travel is accessible to everyone, including residents, people who work in the city, visitors and businesses. You can read a summary of our objectives below.
Have your say
Read our draft plan and have your say. Follow the links below or request a paper copy or large print version by calling 023 9284 1347 (9am-5pm, Monday-Friday). Paper copies of the draft plan will be available in libraries from October. If you have any questions about our draft strategy please email travelplan@portsmouthcc.gov.uk.
View Portsmouth Local Transport Strategy (LTP)
Take the Portsmouth Local Transport Strategy survey
Next steps
Our consultation closed at midnight on 21 December 2020. Once the results of the survey have been analysed we will develop our plan based on the feedback you have provided. This will then be discussed in detail by full cabinet early next year and if approved, will be adopted at full council.
