Project Category: Clean Air & Low Emissions

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Connecting people and places for a vibrant, inclusive and carbon neutral West of England.

West of England Combined Authority consultation background image illustration showing different groups of people connected via dotted lines and a coach, bus, car, bicycle and train in the background in front of colourful line of houses and trees.

The Joint Local Transport Plan 4 (JLTP4) – led by the West of England Combined Authority, working with Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire councils – sets out the vision for transport up to 2036. It shows how we will aim to achieve a well-connected sustainable transport network that works for residents across the region; a network that offers greater, realistic travel choices and makes walking, cycling and public transport the natural way to travel. This latest JLTP builds on a draft published and consulted on in 2019, receiving around 4,200 responses over the course of six weeks.

JLTP4

Joint Local Transport Plan 4 Download pdf PDF approximately 11.5 M JLTP4 Consultation report Download pdf PDF approximately 1.69 M JLTP4 Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) Non-Technical Summary Download pdf PDF approximately 787.01 K JLTP4 Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) Download pdf PDF approximately 19.1 M JLTP4 HRA Screening Report Download pdf PDF approximately 1.01 M JLTP4 SEA mitigations requirements table Download pdf PDF approximately 264.23 K JLTP4 HRA Appropriate Assessment Download pdf PDF approximately 3.44 M

The Full Equalities Impact Assessment and Health Impact Assessment are included as Appendices C & D of the Strategic Environmental Assessment.

JLTP3

Joint Local Transport Plan 3 Download pdf PDF approximately 7.02 M JLTP 3 Progress Report 2012 Download pdf PDF approximately 936.29 K JLTP 3 Progress report 2013 Download pdf PDF approximately 721.01 K JLTP 3 Progress report 2014 Download pdf PDF approximately 1.43 M JLTP 3 Progress report 2015 Download pdf PDF approximately 2.74 M JLTP 3 Progress report 2016 Download pdf PDF approximately 1.5 M JLTP 3 Refresh and supplementary documents Download pdf PDF approximately 6.36 M

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