In September 2024, the Transport and Connectivity policy committee approved to spend up to £1 million on the stage one development of a workplace parking levy (sometimes shortened to WPL) project, including preparation of an outline business case. It was agreed this would be funded from Clean Air Zone revenue funding.
A trial of rental e-bikes and e-scooters in Yate and Chipping Sodbury is set to be extended until September.
A series of upgrades at Worle Interchange will soon begin to improve accessibility, safety and the overall experience for bus passengers. Work is scheduled to start Monday 23 February 2026 and continue through to May, supported by funding from the Government.
Initial work that will allow a busy junction in Broadmead to be improved will get underway later this month.
To help plan construction work to not only refurbish Bedminster Bridges, but to transform how people travel over them, investigatory and preparatory work will take place from 16 February for around three weeks.
The Mayor and council leaders have today unveiled a new vision for the future of transport in the region.
Plans to close part of Denmark Street were given the greenlight following a unanimous vote during yesterday’s (Thursday, 5 February) Transport and Connectivity Committee meeting.
Half-hourly rail services on some lines in the West are set to continue permanently, after agreement with the Department for Transport.
Bath & North East Somerset Council is proposing to launch two School Streets to create safer, healthier journeys for children.
More than £450,000 is being invested by the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority to improve safety and accessibility along on the Bristol and Bath Railway Path, between Staple Hill tunnel and Bitton Station.
