Plans for the number two bus route updated
Plans for the number two bus route updated
Plans to improve the number two bus route along Queens Road, the Triangle, Park Street and College Green have been updated in response to feedback.
The routes being considered are:
Proposed improvements include segregated cycle paths, upgraded or new crossings, upgraded junctions, public realm improvements, and better signposting along the routes.
The responses collected will help to inform which proposals are taken forward. Additional technical work will be completed in the spring, followed by more detailed designs, for which further funding would need to be sought.
The following drop-in sessions to find out more information about the proposals will take place:
This phase of the project is being funded by tranche four of the Department for Transport’s Active Travel Fund, administered by the West of England Combined Authority.
To find out more and give your views, visit Ask Bristol by midnight, Sunday 17 March 2024.
Notes to editors
The four routes:
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