Journey to Net Zero: Reducing the environmental impact of transport in Bath

Contents

• Introduction and policy background
• Climate and Ecological emergency
• What is Journey to Net Zero?
• Why do we need Journey to Net Zero?
• Giving people a bigger say
• Better public transport options
• Providing for travel on bike and foot
• Creating improved places to live and work
• Cleaner, greener school travel
• Supporting future mobility
• Connecting Bath to rural communities and market towns
  • Connecting Bath to rural communities and market towns current projects
  • Connecting Bath to rural communities and market towns future projects
• Summary
• Next steps

Connecting Bath to rural communities and market towns current projects

WarningThe report on this page is an earlier consultation version of the Journey to Net Zero Transport Plan. Significant changes were then made to this report as part of the final adopted version

Corridor studies

 

Historically funding has been focussed on the more densely populated areas within the City of Bath area. However B&NES are embarking on a series of corridor studies which will consider what is required to improve connectivity by public transport, walking and cycling along key corridors to and from market towns and rural communities and Bath. These studies are captured within the future projects page.