Local Transport Plan (LTP4)

A need to change

We are committed to significantly transforming our transport networks to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, in line with the national target. Our new Local Transport Plan sets out the changes that we will all need to make to achieve this important goal.

Why we need our new local transport plan

Local Transport Plan (LTP4)

Information for audiences

Pedestrians How our proposals will make walking a safer and healthier experience across Surrey.
Cyclists How our proposals to reduce traffic and improve Surrey's roads will benefit cyclists.
Public and shared transport users How we will work with operators to improve transport services.
Disabled, older and vulnerable people How our proposals will support those with accessibility needs.

Key policies

Active travel and personal mobility Prioritising walking and cycling to improve the health of the county.
Public and shared transport Working with operators to improve journeys on public and shared transport.
Promoting Zero Emissions Vehicles (ZEVs) Raising awareness of the benefits of Electric Vehicles to increase uptake.
Planning for Place Plan, design and improve local neighbourhoods to reduce the number and length of car trips.

Information and services

Why we need our new local transport plan

About our new transport plan, our proposals, objectives and what they mean for you.

Your travel

Our vision and objectives

What we want our local transport plan to achieve and how those aims align with our corporate goals.

Policy areas

Delivering our plan and measuring its success

How we will deliver our proposals and find out if they have achieved their targets.

Background and context

The data, research and consultations we used to build our local transport plan and why the plan is needed.

Strategies

Carbon emissions per passenger kilometre

Data about the lowest polluting types of transport through to the highest polluting.

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